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- Updated the Chat UI-Backend Architecture section in README.md to reflect new message rendering logic. - Enhanced the ESLint configuration by refining ignored files and updating TypeScript ESLint plugin usage. - Changed AccordionTriggerProps and AccordionContentProps from interface to type for consistency in ui/accordion.tsx. - Updated TabsListProps from interface to type for consistency in ui/tabs.tsx.
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Reviewer's GuideUpdates project documentation diagrams to describe the new chat message rendering architecture, refines the ESLint flat config to centralize and broaden ignore patterns while using the consolidated TypeScript ESLint plugin/parser entry points, and switches several React prop shapes from interfaces to type aliases for consistency in UI components. Sequence diagram for updated chat message rendering pipelinesequenceDiagram
participant ChatUI
participant MessageItem
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participant AgentDataSection
participant WorkflowDataSection
participant NetworkDataSection
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ChatUI->>MessageItem: render(message)
MessageItem->>MessageItem: compute dataParts via useMemo
loop for each part in dataParts
MessageItem->>TypeGuards: isAgentDataPart(part)
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MessageItem->>TypeGuards: isWorkflowDataPart(part)
alt part is WorkflowDataPart
MessageItem->>WorkflowDataSection: render part
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MessageItem->>TypeGuards: isNetworkDataPart(part)
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MessageItem->>NetworkDataSection: render part
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else other data-tool-* part
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MessageItem->>AgentTool: render custom tool UI
AgentTool-->>MessageItem: Tool-specific panel
else generic data-* part
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MessageItem-->>ChatUI: message body with nested sections
Class diagram for chat message data parts and renderer componentsclassDiagram
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MessageItem --> WorkflowDataSection : renders
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MessageItem --> AgentTool : renders
MessageItem ..> TypeGuards
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AgentDataSection --> AgentExecutionData
WorkflowDataSection --> WorkflowExecutionData
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WorkflowExecutionData o-- WorkflowStepMap
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This pull request updates the README with new architecture diagrams, refines the ESLint configuration, and standardizes on using type for component props. The documentation changes are a good improvement. However, there are a few issues with the changes. The ESLint configuration now globally ignores all test files and type definition directories, which is a critical issue as it disables important quality checks. Additionally, the changes to use type for props in UI components conflict with an existing ESLint rule that enforces interface. These inconsistencies should be resolved.
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Globally ignoring all test files and the types directory is not recommended. Test files contain important logic that should be linted for quality, and the types directory appears to contain hand-written Zod schemas that also require linting. Disabling linting for these files could hide potential bugs and inconsistencies.
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This change from interface to type contradicts the project's ESLint configuration, which is set to enforce using interface via the @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions rule. This will result in a linting error.
To resolve this, you should either revert this change to use interface or, if the intention is to standardize on type for props, update the rule in eslint.config.js to ['error', 'type'].
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Similar to AccordionTriggerProps, changing this to a type alias conflicts with the @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions ESLint rule that requires interface. Please ensure consistency by either using interface here or by updating the ESLint configuration to prefer type.
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This change from interface to type contradicts the project's ESLint configuration (@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions': ['error', 'interface']). This will cause a linting error. To maintain consistency, please either revert this to use interface or update the ESLint rule to prefer type if that's the new desired convention for the project.
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97-100: ESLint rule conflicts with UI component changes in this PR.The rule
@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions: ['error', 'interface']requires interfaces, butui/tabs.tsxandui/accordion.tsxin this PR change several props from interfaces to type aliases. This will cause linting failures.Either update this rule to allow type aliases, or revert the UI component type changes to use interfaces.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 361: Remove the invalid Mermaid style directive "style uses when
stroke:`#64b5f6`" from the diagram (it references a non-existent class name "uses
when"); simply delete that line so the Mermaid diagram no longer emits a
rendering warning.
In `@ui/accordion.tsx`:
- Line 165: The exported AccordionContentProps is currently a type alias which
violates the ESLint rule requiring interfaces; replace the type alias with an
equivalent exported interface named AccordionContentProps that extends
React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement> (keep the same name and shape so usages of
AccordionContentProps continue to work) — update the declaration for
AccordionContentProps in ui/accordion.tsx from a type alias to an interface.
- Line 133: Change the type alias AccordionTriggerProps to an interface to
satisfy the ESLint rule and keep definitions consistent with AccordionProps and
AccordionItemProps; replace "export type AccordionTriggerProps =
React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>" with an interface declaration
named AccordionTriggerProps that extends
React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>, and update any references to
AccordionTriggerProps accordingly.
In `@ui/tabs.tsx`:
- Line 60: The file changed TabsListProps from an interface to a type alias
which violates the project's ESLint rule and local convention; revert
TabsListProps back to an interface declaration named TabsListProps so it matches
TabsProps/TabsTriggerProps/TabsContentProps and conforms to
`@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions`; if the project truly intends to
allow type aliases instead, update eslint.config.js to change the rule value to
'type' (or relax it) and apply that change consistently across the file.
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146-190: LGTM!The new Chat UI-Backend Architecture sequence diagram clearly documents the message rendering logic with type guards and specialized data sections. The flow is well-structured and easy to follow.
196-340: LGTM!The class diagram provides comprehensive documentation of the chat UI data model, including
UIMessage,MastraDataParthierarchy, execution data structures, and rendering components. The relationships and type guards are clearly modeled.eslint.config.js (3)
14-57: LGTM!The migration to
globalIgnores()with expanded patterns is a clean approach for ESLint flat config. The patterns comprehensively cover build outputs, test files, type declarations, and various tooling directories.
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typescript-eslintplugin and parser references use the modern flat config API correctly.
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Invalid Mermaid style directive.
style uses when stroke:#64b5f6`` references a class name uses when that is not defined in the diagram. This will cause a Mermaid rendering warning. Remove this line as it serves no purpose.
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style WorkflowStepMap stroke:`#64b5f6`
- style uses when stroke:`#64b5f6`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@README.md` at line 361, Remove the invalid Mermaid style directive "style
uses when stroke:`#64b5f6`" from the diagram (it references a non-existent class
name "uses when"); simply delete that line so the Mermaid diagram no longer
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Type alias violates ESLint rule.
Same issue as TabsListProps in ui/tabs.tsx — this change conflicts with the ESLint rule @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions: ['error', 'interface']. The file has inconsistent type definitions: AccordionProps, AccordionItemProps remain interfaces while this is now a type alias.
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-export type AccordionTriggerProps = React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>
+export interface AccordionTriggerProps extends React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement> {}📝 Committable suggestion
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ui/accordion.tsx` at line 133, Change the type alias AccordionTriggerProps to
an interface to satisfy the ESLint rule and keep definitions consistent with
AccordionProps and AccordionItemProps; replace "export type
AccordionTriggerProps = React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>" with an
interface declaration named AccordionTriggerProps that extends
React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>, and update any references to
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Type alias violates ESLint rule.
Same issue — conflicts with @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions: ['error', 'interface'].
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-export type AccordionContentProps = React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>
+export interface AccordionContentProps extends React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement> {}📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
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In `@ui/accordion.tsx` at line 165, The exported AccordionContentProps is
currently a type alias which violates the ESLint rule requiring interfaces;
replace the type alias with an equivalent exported interface named
AccordionContentProps that extends React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement> (keep
the same name and shape so usages of AccordionContentProps continue to work) —
update the declaration for AccordionContentProps in ui/accordion.tsx from a type
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Type alias violates ESLint rule and coding guidelines.
The change from interface to type conflicts with the configured ESLint rule @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions: ['error', 'interface'] in eslint.config.js (Lines 97-100), which will cause linting errors. Additionally, this creates inconsistency within the same file where TabsProps, TabsTriggerProps, and TabsContentProps remain as interfaces.
Either:
- Keep this as an interface to comply with ESLint rules and maintain consistency, or
- Update the ESLint configuration to allow type aliases if that's the intended project direction
As per coding guidelines: "Prefer interface for type definitions — use interfaces for object shapes in public APIs."
🔧 Proposed fix to maintain interface
-export type TabsListProps = React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ui/tabs.tsx` at line 60, The file changed TabsListProps from an interface to
a type alias which violates the project's ESLint rule and local convention;
revert TabsListProps back to an interface declaration named TabsListProps so it
matches TabsProps/TabsTriggerProps/TabsContentProps and conforms to
`@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions`; if the project truly intends to
allow type aliases instead, update eslint.config.js to change the rule value to
'type' (or relax it) and apply that change consistently across the file.
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Pull request overview
This pull request updates documentation and refactors type definitions for consistency. The PR includes changes to the README architecture diagrams to better reflect the Chat UI-Backend message rendering logic and improves the ESLint configuration by consolidating ignored patterns and using correct TypeScript ESLint imports.
Changes:
- Replaced the "Workflow Architecture" section with a more detailed "Chat UI-Backend Architecture" diagram showing message rendering flow through MessageItem components
- Converted "System Flowchart" from a flowchart to a class diagram detailing the data structure relationships
- Refactored ESLint configuration to use
typescript-eslintpackage exports instead of separate imports, and consolidated ignore patterns usingglobalIgnores() - Changed
AccordionTriggerPropsandAccordionContentPropsfrominterfacetotypeinui/accordion.tsx - Changed
TabsListPropsfrominterfacetotypeinui/tabs.tsx
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.
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| README.md | Updated architecture diagrams from workflow-focused to chat UI message rendering flow with detailed class diagram |
| eslint.config.js | Refactored to use typescript-eslint package directly, removed unused imports, and consolidated ignore patterns |
| ui/accordion.tsx | Converted two prop type definitions from interface to type |
| ui/tabs.tsx | Converted one prop type definition from interface to type |
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The ESLint configuration enforces '@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions': ['error', 'interface'] (line 97-100 in eslint.config.js), which requires using interface instead of type for object type definitions. Converting this to type conflicts with the project's established linting rules. Either this should remain as interface, or the ESLint rule should be updated to allow type, or an ESLint disable comment should be added with justification.
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The ESLint configuration enforces '@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions': ['error', 'interface'] (line 97-100 in eslint.config.js), which requires using interface instead of type for object type definitions. Converting this to type conflicts with the project's established linting rules. Either this should remain as interface, or the ESLint rule should be updated to allow type, or an ESLint disable comment should be added with justification.
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The ESLint configuration enforces '@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-definitions': ['error', 'interface'] (line 97-100 in eslint.config.js), which requires using interface instead of type for object type definitions. Converting this to type conflicts with the project's established linting rules. The codebase consistently uses interface for component props throughout the ui/ directory (e.g., TabsProps, TabsTriggerProps, TabsContentProps in the same file). Either this should remain as interface, or the ESLint rule should be updated to allow type, or an ESLint disable comment should be added with justification.
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The ignore pattern components/ui/** excludes all UI components from ESLint checking, but this PR modifies files in ui/accordion.tsx and ui/tabs.tsx which would be ignored. This creates an inconsistency where the code changes violate the ESLint rules (interface vs type) but wouldn't be caught because these files are ignored. Consider whether UI components should be linted or if the ignore pattern needs adjustment.
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Summary by Sourcery
Update documentation to reflect the new chat message rendering model and align linting and UI type definitions with current project conventions.
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