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feat(i18n): wrap all user-facing strings for translation - #927
Part of the console-wide i18n crawl (epic RHCLOUD-49430), landing-page leg of the sequence after #924 → #925 → #926. Note: the diff currently includes all previous commits — it will be rebased to exactly this PR's own commit (ad75aa4) when they merge.
Same template as the wave: lint rule at error, all findings cleared in the same diff, extraction template committed. Landing page copy now renders through react-intl with the console locale as the single source of truth.
Infrastructure
IntlMessagesProvider + useChromeLocale wired in AppEntry — the app previously never mounted an IntlProvider (react-intl was a dead dependency; it now carries the console locale from the chrome API with lazy per-locale catalogs: fr, ja, ko, zh-CN)
Storybook preview wraps stories in the provider — every interaction test now asserts rendered strings through it, making the SB suite the copy-drift guard
Wrap (46 lint findings in 12 files → 0, plus data-driven copy the jsx-only mode cannot see)
the 8 SimpleService card widgets: body/linkTitle copy hoisted to defineMessages (rhel keeps its lightspeed-rebrand conditional as two messages)
support-case widget: empty states, aria-labels, column headers and the filter's Severity/Status labels as descriptors. The severity/status enum values stay untranslated by design — they are API data contracts (filter matching and the label color mapper key on the exact API strings)
explore-capabilities: all six cards' titles/bodies (module-level data array — wrapped beyond the lint gate per the data-driven strings convention)
PdfEntry table headers
Lint config
i18next/no-literal-string at error, jsx-only mode, standard wave exclusion set; PF enums (color, breakpoints), url attributes and window.open call args excluded as structural.
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New Features
The home page and service widgets can display localized text based on your browser language, with English used when a translation isn’t available.
The browser tab title now uses the localized home page title.
Support case table labels, filters, and empty-state messages can be localized.
Bug Fixes
Storybook previews now include English message formatting, improving the accuracy of component previews.
Walkthrough
The change adds locale-aware message loading and translation checks, localizes landing-page and support-case widgets, and updates widget entry points to use direct component files.
The application reads the Chrome locale and loads supported message catalogs through IntlMessagesProvider. The document title uses a React Intl message. Storybook and the App test provide an English locale. The change adds catalog extraction and lint scripts, translation and React Hooks lint rules, and translation messages.
Federation paths now target direct widget component files. The service widgets and Explore Capabilities content use localized messages and locale providers. The former feature-directory widget files are removed, and the stories import the direct component modules.
An unusual locale value can break translation loading, and screen readers receive an inaccurate migration-card logo description. Both issues are narrow and have localized fixes; the PR is mergeable with owner awareness.
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Reviewed as i18n preparation (catalog validation / Phrase onboarding comes in a separate PR). Locally on this head: eslint src, tsc --noEmit, lint:translations (no drift) and test:unit are clean; test:storybook passes 27/27.
The layout fits i18n-tooling's built-in formatjs-json adapter as is (descriptors in translations/messages.json, flat messages/<locale>.json targets), and the --out-file override works because FormatJS takes the last one. Inline notes cover what to fix before onboarding. One more that has no diff line here:
src/widgets/support-case/consts.tsxseverityTypes / statusTypes ("1 (Urgent)", "Waiting on Customer", …) still render as English in the filter options and chips. They probably need a label/value split before wrapping, since the values look like they are matched against API data.
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Only messages.tourBody is used. The other 5 titles, 5 bodies and all alt texts in cardData are still English literals, so 11 of the 12 messages defined above never render. That leaves dead catalog entries for translators. The PR description says all six cards' titles and bodies are wrapped, so this looks unintended. The lint rule doesn't catch it because mode: 'jsx-only' skips object literals (see the eslint comment).
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Everything's in the amended commit, including the round-two items (the filter's delete handlers now compare against the formatted messages instead of English literals — chip deletion was broken in translated locales; columnNames wrapped in defineMessages so the five column headers reach the catalog). The one deliberate non-fix: locale normalization stays out — the mapping belongs in chrome, where useChromeLocale will own it (mapping table + typed key), and consumers will never negotiate locale strings. Every repo carries the same dumb placeholder today, which is what makes the eventual swap a drop-in import change. The severity/status label/value split is noted for the onboarding PR, agreed it needs the split before wrapping.
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Only AppEntry provides an intl context. ./PdfEntry is loaded on its own by the PDF generator, and fec shares react-intl as { singleton: true, import: false }. So this now needs the generator host to supply both react-intl and an IntlProvider, or rendering fails. Has it been checked against the PDF generator (LOCAL_PDF)? The story passes only because .storybook/preview.tsx wraps every story in a provider. Options: wrap the entry in IntlMessagesProvider itself, or leave PdfEntry untranslated (it looks like a demo entry: "user data?!").
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isExternal was dropped here compared with master. This is unrelated to i18n: the redhat.com trial link now renders through the router <Link> with the arrow icon instead of an <a> with the external-link icon. Intentional?
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Two things before onboarding:
@formatjs/cli isn't a devDependency, so npx downloads an unpinned version on every run (and catalog validation re-runs this script). Please add it to devDependencies.
The glob picks up stories and tests. Extraction already warns on IntlMessagesProvider.stories.tsx ("id must be a string literal"). Add --ignore '**/*.stories.*' --ignore '**/*.test.*'.
Also, no message has a description. Short strings like "Edge", "Images", "Status", "ID" and "Services" need context for translators before the first Phrase submit.
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Not wired into verify or the Konflux PR pipeline, so drift isn't enforced yet. That's fine if the onboarding PR replaces it with translations:validate; mentioning it so the "copy-drift guard" isn't assumed to be live.
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jsx-only skips data-driven strings (the cardData array in explore-capabilities passed lint unwrapped). placeholder in the attribute exclude list below is user-visible text too. So "46 findings → 0" doesn't cover all the copy. Consider dropping placeholder from the excludes and covering data arrays with the pseudo-locale story check suggested in .storybook/preview.tsx.
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messageCatalogs does an exact key lookup, so fr-FR, zh-cn or zh_CN coming from chrome would silently fall back to English. Worth normalizing (or using @formatjs/intl-localematcher) and adding a test once the value chrome exposes (https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHCLOUD-52203) is known.
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Because every story runs in en, where defaultMessage is the old literal, the widget interaction tests pass whether or not a string is wrapped. The explore-capabilities gap passed all 27 tests. To make this a real copy-drift guard, run the widget stories under a pseudo-locale catalog (e.g. generated [!! … !!] from translations/messages.json) and assert no plain English remains. The global wrapper also hides missing-provider problems like PdfEntry's.
onDelete and onDeleteGroup compare the category name to English literals.
The category name now comes from intl.formatMessage(messages.severity). In a translated locale, ToolbarFilter passes the translated string to deleteLabel and deleteLabelGroup. The comparisons type === 'Severity' and type === 'Status' then fail. Deleting a filter chip or a chip group does nothing in French, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Compare against the formatted messages instead.
🐛 Proposed fix
- severity: type === 'Severity' ? filterTypes.severity : filters.severity,- status: type === 'Status' ? filterTypes.status : filters.status,+ severity: type === intl.formatMessage(messages.severity) ? filterTypes.severity : filters.severity,+ status: type === intl.formatMessage(messages.status) ? filterTypes.status : filters.status,
Apply the same change in onDeleteGroup. Alternatively, pass categoryName={{ key: 'severity', name: ... }} and compare on the key.
Also applies to: 101-102
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Update the category checks in onDelete and onDeleteGroup to compare type against
intl.formatMessage(messages.severity) and intl.formatMessage(messages.status)
instead of English literals, so filter deletion works in translated locales.
Preserve the existing severity and status filter selection behavior.
The resolve.alias regex key will not work as intended.
Vite treats a plain-object alias key as a literal string. It does not treat the key as a regex. The ^(\.{1,2}/.*)\.js$ key will never match an import. The .js-extension stripping is therefore inactive. Unit tests pass today, so this is not a current break. Use the array form with a RegExpfind value if you need this behavior. Otherwise, remove the dead alias.
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Move the updateDocumentTitle call out of the App render body and into a
React.useEffect keyed on chrome and intl, preserving the existing formatted
title and false argument.
useChromeLocale hardcodes ['fr', 'ja', 'ko', 'zh-CN']. messageCatalogs defines the same keys. Adding a locale in one place will not update the other. The new locale then silently falls back to English. Use Object.keys(messageCatalogs) instead.
Add import { messageCatalogs } from './messageCatalogs'; at the top of the file.
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intl.formatMessage(messages.status) instead of English literals, so filter
deletion works in translated locales. Preserve the existing severity and status
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Review comments at @src/App.tsx:
- Around line 29-32: Move the updateDocumentTitle call out of the App render
body and into a React.useEffect keyed on chrome and intl, preserving the
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- Around line 43-50: Update useChromeLocale to derive supported locale keys from
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hardcoded list, and import messageCatalogs from './messageCatalogs'; preserve
the existing English fallback behavior.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The card list renders a fragment without a key.
The key is on the inner div. The outer <> fragment has no key. React warns about a missing key for each list item. Put the key on the fragment, or remove the fragment.
Remove the closing </> and the matching opening fragment, and adjust the closing tags to match.
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Wrap columnNames in defineMessages.
The plain object is not detected by @formatjs/cli extract. The supportCase.column.* messages are missing from translations/messages.json. Translators never receive them. Only caseId has a description. Add a description to the other four entries.
Add import { defineMessages } from 'react-intl'; to the file.
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Wrap the columnNames definition in react-intl’s defineMessages, add the required
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categoryName now returns the localized string. ToolbarFilter passes that string to deleteLabel and deleteLabelGroup. onDelete and onDeleteGroup compare it with the English literals 'Severity' and 'Status'. In any non-English locale, the comparisons fail and the chips cannot be removed. Compare against intl.formatMessage(messages.severity) and intl.formatMessage(messages.status).
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Review comment at @src/widgets/support-case/SupportCaseWidgetTableFilter.tsx
around lines 88 - 105:
Update SupportCaseWidgetTableFilter’s onDelete and onDeleteGroup comparisons to
use the localized severity and status labels from
intl.formatMessage(messages.severity) and intl.formatMessage(messages.status),
replacing the hardcoded English literals while preserving the existing filter
update behavior.
The key is on the inner div. The outer <> fragment has no key, so React warns about a missing key for each list item. Remove the fragment and put the key on the div.
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198:
Remove the keyless fragment returned by the cardData.map callback and make the
keyed div the callback’s root element, preserving its cardData.id key and all
existing contents.
columnNames is not wrapped in defineMessages, so extraction misses these messages.
@formatjs/cli extract does not detect messages in a plain object. The supportCase.column.* entries are absent from translations/messages.json, so translators never receive them. Wrap the object in defineMessages. Add a description to the four entries that lack one.
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Update columnNames to use react-intl’s defineMessages wrapper so the
supportCase.column.* messages are discoverable by extraction, and add the shared
table-header description to issueSummary, modifiedBy, severity, and status.
Regenerate the extracted translations/messages.json output afterward.
Line 24 and Line 25 list the same path. The entry is redundant.
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Remove the duplicate "src/presentational-components/shared/AppLink.js" entry
from the TypeScript configuration, leaving a single include entry for
AppLink.js.
This side effect runs on every render of App. It is idempotent, so the impact is low. Move it into a useEffect keyed on the localized title. The title then updates once per locale change, not once per render.
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Move the updateDocumentTitle call out of App’s render path and into a
React.useEffect keyed by the localized title. Compute the title once, update it
when the title or chrome dependency changes, and preserve the existing arguments
and optional-call behavior.
Stale messages can be paired with a new locale during a switch.
On a locale change, the effect clears the old messages only after the new catalog loads or fails. Until then, loadedLocale and messages stay at the old values, so there is no mismatch. For an unknown locale, setLoadedLocale(locale) runs with a locale that IntlProvider may not support. Intl falls back safely, so the impact is low. Normalize the locale or set loadedLocale to en in that branch.
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- Around line 1-174: Update the translations catalog used by SupportCaseWidget
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intl.formatMessage(messages.severity) and intl.formatMessage(messages.status),
replacing the hardcoded English literals while preserving the existing filter
update behavior.
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Review comments at @src/widgets/explore-capabilities/index.tsx:
- Around line 171-198: Remove the keyless fragment returned by the cardData.map
callback and make the keyed div the callback’s root element, preserving its
cardData.id key and all existing contents.
Review comments at @src/widgets/support-case/consts.tsx:
- Around line 12-34: Update columnNames to use react-intl’s defineMessages
wrapper so the supportCase.column.* messages are discoverable by extraction, and
add the shared table-header description to issueSummary, modifiedBy, severity,
and status. Regenerate the extracted translations/messages.json output
afterward.
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Review comments at @src/App.tsx:
- Around line 29-32: Move the updateDocumentTitle call out of App’s render path
and into a React.useEffect keyed by the localized title. Compute the title once,
update it when the title or chrome dependency changes, and preserve the existing
arguments and optional-call behavior.
Review comments at @src/i18n/IntlMessagesProvider.tsx:
- Around line 14-15: Update the locale-loading logic in IntlMessagesProvider so
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locale, while preserving the existing messages-loading behavior.
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"defaultMessage": "Convert from CentOS to RHEL",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.migration.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.migration.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Discover your VMware environment, select a target cluster and create a migration plan.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.migration.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Migration Advisor: VMware to Openshift",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat and Amazon Web Services logos",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Quickly build, deploy, and scale applications with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), our fully-managed turnkey application platform.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try OpenShift on AWS",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Developer logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.body": {
"defaultMessage": "The Developer Sandbox offers no-cost access to Red Hat products and technologies for trial use—no setup or configuration necessary.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try our products in the Developer Sandbox",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.tour.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.tour.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Take a quick guided tour to understand how the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console's capabilities will increase your efficiency.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.tour.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Get started with a tour",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.image-builder.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Create customized system images for disks, VMs, and cloud platforms. Image Builder automates configurations, saving you time and ensuring consistent, deployment-ready images every time.",
Add the five support-case column messages to the catalog.
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{
"landing.acs.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Fully hosted software as a service for protecting cloud-native applications and Kubernetes.",
"description": "Landing page Ansible widget link label"
},
"landing.documentTitle": {
"defaultMessage": "Hybrid Cloud Console Home",
"description": "Browser tab title for the landing page"
},
"landing.edge.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Keep your systems protected, available, and operating efficiently. Update all your RHEL for Edge systems with secure, over-the-air updates.",
"description": "Landing page Edge widget link label"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Lightspeed logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Analyze platforms and applications from the console to better manage your hybrid cloud environments.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Analyze RHEL environments",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.convert.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.convert.body": {
"defaultMessage": "CentOS Linux 7 has reached End of Life (EOL). Prep your systems from conversion from CentOS to RHEL.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.convert.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Convert from CentOS to RHEL",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.migration.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.migration.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Discover your VMware environment, select a target cluster and create a migration plan.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.migration.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Migration Advisor: VMware to Openshift",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat and Amazon Web Services logos",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Quickly build, deploy, and scale applications with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), our fully-managed turnkey application platform.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try OpenShift on AWS",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Developer logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.body": {
"defaultMessage": "The Developer Sandbox offers no-cost access to Red Hat products and technologies for trial use—no setup or configuration necessary.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try our products in the Developer Sandbox",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.tour.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.tour.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Take a quick guided tour to understand how the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console's capabilities will increase your efficiency.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.tour.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Get started with a tour",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.image-builder.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Create customized system images for disks, VMs, and cloud platforms. Image Builder automates configurations, saving you time and ensuring consistent, deployment-ready images every time.",
"description": "Landing page Ansible widget link label"
},
"landing.documentTitle": {
"defaultMessage": "Hybrid Cloud Console Home",
"description": "Browser tab title for the landing page"
},
"landing.edge.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Keep your systems protected, available, and operating efficiently. Update all your RHEL for Edge systems with secure, over-the-air updates.",
"description": "Landing page Edge widget link label"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Lightspeed logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Analyze platforms and applications from the console to better manage your hybrid cloud environments.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.analyze.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Analyze RHEL environments",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.convert.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.convert.body": {
"defaultMessage": "CentOS Linux 7 has reached End of Life (EOL). Prep your systems from conversion from CentOS to RHEL.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.convert.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Convert from CentOS to RHEL",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.migration.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.migration.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Discover your VMware environment, select a target cluster and create a migration plan.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.migration.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Migration Advisor: VMware to Openshift",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat and Amazon Web Services logos",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Quickly build, deploy, and scale applications with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), our fully-managed turnkey application platform.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.rosa.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try OpenShift on AWS",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat Developer logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.body": {
"defaultMessage": "The Developer Sandbox offers no-cost access to Red Hat products and technologies for trial use—no setup or configuration necessary.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.sandbox.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Try our products in the Developer Sandbox",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.explore.tour.alt": {
"defaultMessage": "Red Hat logo",
"description": "Explore capabilities card alt"
},
"landing.explore.tour.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Take a quick guided tour to understand how the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console's capabilities will increase your efficiency.",
"description": "Explore capabilities card body"
},
"landing.explore.tour.title": {
"defaultMessage": "Get started with a tour",
"description": "Explore capabilities card title"
},
"landing.image-builder.body": {
"defaultMessage": "Create customized system images for disks, VMs, and cloud platforms. Image Builder automates configurations, saving you time and ensuring consistent, deployment-ready images every time.",
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supportCase.column.caseId, supportCase.column.issueSummary,
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The resolve.alias regex key does not work as a pattern.
Vite treats a plain-object alias key as a literal string. It does not treat it as a regex. This alias never matches. Use an array form with a RegExpfind, or remove the alias.
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resolve: {
alias: {
// Handle .js extensions in imports (ESM)
'^(\\.{1,2}/.*)\\.js$': '$1',
},
},
resolve: {
alias: [
// Handle .js extensions in imports (ESM)
{find: /^(\.{1,2}\/.*)\.js$/,replacement: '$1'},
],
},
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Re-checked at 8f9d607. The earlier notes on explore-capabilities, PdfEntry, openshift-ai isExternal, the document title, @formatjs/cli, the extract ignores and placeholder are all addressed, thanks.
Two new things: the inline note below, and the description is out of date in two places:
It lists "PdfEntry table headers" as wrapped, but PdfEntry is now deliberately untranslated (and eslint-ignored).
It says 40 messages extracted; translations/messages.json has 43.
Still open from before, no thread for it: severityTypes / statusTypes labels still render in English. Feel free to resolve at will or fix ;)
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columnNames is a plain object rather than defineMessages, and it's only consumed as intl.formatMessage(columnNames.caseId) etc. FormatJS extracts only literal descriptors (defineMessages, formatMessage({...}), <FormattedMessage>), so these 5 headers never reach translations/messages.json (no supportCase.column.* keys there) and won't be sent to translators. lint:translations stays green because it can't see them either. Wrapping the object in defineMessages fixes it; 4 of the 5 also need a description ("Status", "Severity" are ambiguous without one). Same as CodeRabbit's note.
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Make extraction errors fail translation validation.
If two source messages use one ID with different text, FormatJS warns and continues without --throws. If the existing message remains in the generated catalog, git diff --exit-code also passes. Add --throws to extract:messages so lint:translations rejects the conflicting ID. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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PatternFly React Core 6.4.1 ToolbarFilter categoryName deleteLabel deleteLabelGroup API
Result:
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<title>PatternFly • Toolbar</title>
<location>https://staging-v6.patternfly.org/components/toolbar/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2.1 years ago; categoryName*required | string | ToolbarLabelGroup | | Unique category name to be used as a label for the label group
children*required | React.ReactNode | | Content to be rendered inside the data toolbar item associated with the label group
deleteLabel | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup, label: ToolbarLabel | string) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to delete a label from the labels[]
### ToolbarFilter
*required
Name | Type | Default | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
categoryName*required | string | ToolbarLabelGroup | | Unique category name to be used as a label for the label group
children*required | React.ReactNode | | Content to be rendered inside the data toolbar item associated with the label group
deleteLabel | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup, label: ToolbarLabel | string) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to delete a label from the labels[]
deleteLabelGroup | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to close the entire label group
expandableLabelContainerRef | React.RefObject<HTMLDivElement> | | Reference to a label container created with a custom expandable content group, for non-managed multiple toolbar toggle groups.
isExpanded | boolean | | Flag indicating when toolbar toggle group is expanded for non-managed toolbar toggle groups.
labelGroupCollapsedText | string | | Customizeable template string for the label group. Use variable "${remaining}" for the overflow label count.
labelGroupExpandedText | string | | Customizable "Show Less" text string for the label group
labels | (string | ToolbarLabel)[] | [] | An array of strings to be displayed as labels in the expandable content
showToolbarItem | boolean | true | Flag to show the toolbar item
</excerpt>
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<source kind="search">
<title>UNPKG</title>
<location>https://app.unpkg.com/%40patternfly/react-core%406.2.2/files/dist/js/components/Toolbar/Toolbar.d.ts</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; This property will remove the default "Clear all filters" button. */ customLabelGroupContent?: React.ReactNode; /** The breakpoint at which the listed filters in label groups are collapsed down to a summary */ collapseListedFiltersBreakpoint?: 'all' | 'md' | 'lg' | 'xl' | '2xl'; /** Flag indicating if a data toolbar toggle group's expandable content is expanded */ isExpanded?: boolean; /** A callback for setting the isExpanded flag */ toggleIsExpanded?: () => void; /** Classes applied to root element of the data toolbar */ className?: string; /** Content to be rendered as rows in the data toolbar */ children?: React.ReactNode; /** Id of the data toolbar */ id?: string; /** Flag indicating the toolbar height should expand to the full height of the container */ isFullHeight?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar is static */ isStatic?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar should stick to the top of its container */ isSticky?: boolean; /** Insets at various breakpoints. */ inset?: { default?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; sm?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; md?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; lg?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; xl?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; '2xl'?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; }; /** Text to display in the total number of applied filters ToolbarFilter */ numberOfFiltersText?: (numberOfFilters: number) => string; /** Value to overwrite the randomly generated data-ouia-component-id.*/ ouiaId?: number | string; /** Set the value of data-ouia-safe.
# @patternfly/react-core
This library provides a set of common React components for use with the PatternFly reference implementation.
import { Component } from 'react'; import { OUIAProps } from '../../helpers'; export declare enum ToolbarColorVariant { default = "default", primary = "primary", secondary = "secondary", noBackground = "no-background" } export interface ToolbarProps extends React.HTMLProps<HTMLDivElement>, OUIAProps { /** Optional callback for clearing all filters in the toolbar */ clearAllFilters?: () => void; /** Text to display in the clear all filters button */ clearFiltersButtonText?: string; /** Custom content appended to the filter generated label group. To maintain spacing and styling, each node should be wrapped in a ToolbarItem or ToolbarGroup. This property will remove the default "Clear all filters" button. */ customLabelGroupContent?: React.ReactNode; /** The breakpoint at which the listed filters in label groups are collapsed down to a summary */ collapseListedFiltersBreakpoint?: 'all' | 'md' | 'lg' | 'xl' | '2xl'; /** Flag indicating if a data toolbar toggle group's expandable content is expanded */ isExpanded?: boolean; /** A callback for setting the isExpanded flag */ toggleIsExpanded?: () => void; /** Classes applied to root element of the data toolbar */ className?: string; /** Content to be rendered as rows in the data toolbar */ children?: React.ReactNode; /** Id of the data toolbar */ id?: string; /** Flag indicating the toolbar height should expand to the full height of the container */ isFullHeight?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar is static */ isStatic?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar should stick to the to…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>UNPKG</title>
<location>https://app.unpkg.com/%40patternfly/react-core%406.2.2/files/dist/js/components/Toolbar/Toolbar.d.ts</location>
<excerpt>citeturn2search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; # @patternfly/react-core ... RefObject<HTMLDivElement>; staticFilterInfo: {}; hasNoPadding: boolean; state: { isManagedToggleExpanded: boolean; filterInfo: {}; windowWidth: number; ouiaStateId: string; }; isToggleManaged: () => boolean; toggleIsExpanded: () => void; closeExpandableContent: (e: any) => void; componentDidMount(): void; componentWillUnmount(): void; updateNumberFilters: (categoryName: string, numberOfFilters: number) => void; getNumberOfFilters: () => number; renderToolbar: (randomId: string) => import("react/jsx-runtime"). ... JSX.Element; } export { Toolbar }; //# sourceMappingURL=Toolbar.d.ts.map
# @patternfly/react-core
This library provides a set of common React components for use with the PatternFly reference implementation.
import { Component } from 'react'; import { OUIAProps } from '../../helpers'; export declare enum ToolbarColorVariant { default = "default", primary = "primary", secondary = "secondary", noBackground = "no-background" } export interface ToolbarProps extends React.HTMLProps<HTMLDivElement>, OUIAProps { /** Optional callback for clearing all filters in the toolbar */ clearAllFilters?: () => void; /** Text to display in the clear all filters button */ clearFiltersButtonText?: string; /** Custom content appended to the filter generated label group. To maintain spacing and styling, each node should be wrapped in a ToolbarItem or ToolbarGroup. This property will remove the default "Clear all filters" button. */ customLabelGroupContent?: React.ReactNode; /** The breakpoint at which the listed filters in label groups are collapsed down to a summary */ collapseListedFiltersBreakpoint?: 'all' | 'md' | 'lg' | 'xl' | '2xl'; /** Flag indicating if a data toolbar toggle group's expandable content is expanded */ isExpanded?: boolean; /** A callback for setting the isExpanded flag */ toggleIsExpanded?: () => void; /** Classes applied to root element of the data toolbar */ className?: string; /** Content to be rendered as rows in the data toolbar */ children?: React.ReactNode; /** Id of the data toolbar */ id?: string; /** Flag indicating the toolbar height should expand to the full height of the container */ isFullHeight?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar is static */ isStatic?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar should stick to the top of its container */ isSticky?: boolean; /** Insets at various breakpoints. */ inset?: { default?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; sm?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; md?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; lg?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; xl?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; '2xl'?: 'insetNone' | 'insetSm' | 'insetMd' | 'insetLg' | 'insetXl' | 'inset2xl'; }; /** Text to display in the total number of applied filters ToolbarFilter */ numberOfFiltersText?: (numberOfFilters: number) => string; /** Value to overwrite the randomly generated data-ouia-component-id.*/ ouiaId?: number | string; /** Set the value of data-ouia-safe. Only set to true when the component is in a static state, i.e. no animations are occurring. At all other times, this value must be false. */ ouiaSafe?: boolean; /** Background color variant of the toolbar */ colorVariant?: ToolbarColorVariant | 'default' | 'no-background' | 'primary' | …[truncated]</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>PatternFly • PatternFly 6 release notes</title>
<location>https://www.patternfly.org/releases/upgrade-guide/release-notes/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; } from "@patternfly/react-core"; ... * <ToolbarFilter>: The `chipGroupExpandedText` prop has been renamed to `labelGroupExpandedText`
## Example in
`import {
Toolbar,
ToolbarContent,
ToolbarItem,
ToolbarToggleGroup,
} from "@patternfly/react-core";
export const ToolbarRemovePropsInput = () => (
<>
<Toolbar usePageInsets />
<ToolbarContent alignSelf={{}} />
<ToolbarItem widths={{}} />
<ToolbarToggleGroup alignment={{}} />
</>
);`
## Example out
`import {
Toolbar,
ToolbarContent,
ToolbarItem,
ToolbarToggleGroup,
} from "@patternfly/react-core";
export const ToolbarRemovePropsInput = () => (
<>
<Toolbar />
<ToolbarContent />
<ToolbarItem />
<ToolbarToggleGroup />
</>
);`
| Toolbar | React | Several Chip-based props have been renamed on our Toolbar components | #10649 | Yes
| The following Chip-based props have been renamed on our Toolbar components:
* <Toolbar>: The `customChipGroupContent` prop has been renamed to `customLabelGroupContent`
* <ToolbarExpandableContent>: The `chipContainerRef` prop has been renamed to `labelContainerRef`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `chips` prop has been renamed to `labels`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `deleteChipGroup` prop has been renamed to `deleteLabelGroup`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `deleteChip` prop has been renamed to `deleteLabel`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `chipGroupExpandedText` prop has been renamed to `labelGroupExpandedText`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `chipGroupCollapsedText` prop has been renamed to `labelGroupCollapsedText`
* <ToolbarFilter>: The `expandableChipContainerRef` prop has been renamed to `expandableLabelContainerRef`
* <ToolbarChipGroupContent>: The `chipGroupContentRef` prop has been renamed to `labelGroupContentRef`
* <ToolbarChipGroupContent>: The `customChipGroupContent` prop has been renamed to `customLabelGroupContent`
* <ToolbarToggleGroup>: The `chipContainerRef` prop has been renamed to `labelContainerRef`
Codemods will make the following updates:
## Example in
`import {
Toolbar,
ToolbarExpandableContent,
ToolbarFilter,
ToolbarChipGroupContent,
ToolbarToggleGroup,
} from "@patternfly/react-core";
export const ToolbarReplaceChipInstancesInput = () => (
<>
<Toolbar customChipGroupContent />
<ToolbarExpandableContent chipContainerRef />
<ToolbarFilter
chips
deleteChipGroup
deleteChip
chipGroupExpandedText
chipGroupCollapsedText
expandableChipContainerRef
/>
<ToolbarChipGroupContent chipGroupContentRef customChipGroupContent />
<ToolbarToggleGroup chipContainerRef />
</>
);`
## Example out
`import {
Toolbar,
ToolbarExpandableContent,
ToolbarFilter,
ToolbarChipGroupContent,
ToolbarToggleGroup,
} from "@patternfly/react-core";
export const ToolbarReplaceChipInstancesInput = () => (
<>
<Toolbar customLabelGroupContent />
<ToolbarExpandableContent labelContainerRef />
<ToolbarFilter
labels
deleteLabelGroup
deleteLabel
labelGroupExpandedText
labelGroupCollapsedText
expandableLabelContainerRef
/>
<ToolbarChipGroupContent labelGroupContentRef customLabelGroupContent />
<ToolbarToggleGroup labelContainerRef />
</>
);`
| Toolbar | React | Some Toolbar interfaces / com…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; * React ... Item 1 ... By default, the PatternFly CSS establishes the `container-name` property with a value of `pf-v6-contain-toolbar` on `:root`, so the breakpoints behave like viewport breakpoints. ... You can add filters to a toolbar to let users filter the content that a toolbar manages. ... Pass in a `deleteLabelGroup` property to close the entire label group.
If the expandable content is expanded and the screen width surpasses that of the breakpoint, the expandable content is not aware of that and will remain open. Be sure to consider and handle this in your implementation.
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With filters
You can add filters to a toolbar to let users filter the content that a toolbar manages. When a toolbar is filtered, it will expand in height to make space for a row of filter labels and a "Clear all filters" button. Upon clearing the applied filters, the toolbar will return to its default height.
The `<ToolbarFilter>` component expects applied filters and a delete label handler to be passed in as properties. Pass in a `deleteLabelGroup` property to close the entire label group. Once close, the rendering of labels will be handled responsively by the toolbar.
[Input]
Status 2
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TS
[Input]
###
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To customize the label groups generated by toolbar filters, use the `customLabelGroupContent` property on the `<Toolbar>`. </excerpt>
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- 2: https://app.unpkg.com/%40patternfly/react-core%406.2.2/files/dist/js/components/Toolbar/Toolbar.d.ts?utm_source=openai
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children*required | React.ReactNode | | Content to be rendered inside the data toolbar item associated with the label group
deleteLabel | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup, label: ToolbarLabel | string) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to delete a label from the labels[]
### ToolbarFilter
*required
Name | Type | Default | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
categoryName*required | string | ToolbarLabelGroup | | Unique category name to be used as a label for the label group
children*required | React.ReactNode | | Content to be rendered inside the data toolbar item associated with the label group
deleteLabel | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup, label: ToolbarLabel | string) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to delete a label from the labels[]
deleteLabelGroup | (category: string | ToolbarLabelGroup) => void | | Callback passed by consumer used to close the entire label group
expandableLabelContainerRef | React.RefObject<HTMLDivElement> | | Reference to a label container created with a custom expandable content group, for non-managed multiple toolbar toggle groups.
isExpanded | boolean | | Flag indicating when toolbar toggle group is expanded for non-managed toolbar toggle groups.
labelGroupCollapsedText | string | | Customizeable template string for the label group. Use variable "${remaining}" for the overflow label count.
labelGroupExpandedText | string | | Customizable "Show Less" text string for the label group
labels | (string | ToolbarLabel)[] | [] | An array of strings to be displayed as labels in the expandable content
showToolbarItem | boolean | true | Flag to show the toolbar item
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###
ToolbarFilter
*required
Name | Type | Default | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
categoryName*required | string | ToolbarLabelGroup | | Unique category name to be used as a label for the label group
children*required | React.ReactNode | | Content to be rendered inside the data toolbar item
align | { default?: 'alignEnd' | 'alignStart' | 'alignCenter'; md?: 'alignEnd' | 'alignStart' | 'alignCenter'; lg?: 'alignEnd' | 'alignStart' | 'alignCenter'; xl?: 'alignEnd' | 'alignStart' | 'alignCenter'; '2xl'?: 'alignEnd' | 'alignStart' | 'alignCenter'; } | | Applies to a child of a flex layout, and aligns that child (and any adjacent children on the other side of it) to one side of the main axis
alignItems | 'start' | 'center' | 'baseline' | 'default' | 'end' | 'stretch' | | Vertical alignment of children
alignSelf | 'start' | 'center' | 'baseline' | 'default' | 'end' | 'stretch' | | Vertical alignment
className | string | | Classes applied to root element of the data toolbar item
columnGap | { default?: | 'columnGapNone' | 'columnGapXs' | 'columnGapSm' | 'columnGapMd' | 'columnGapLg' | 'columnGapXl' | 'columnGap_2xl' | 'columnGap_3xl' | 'columnGap_4xl'; md?: | 'columnGapNone' | 'columnGapXs' | 'columnGapSm' | 'columnGapMd' | 'columnGapLg' | 'columnGapXl' | 'columnGap_2xl' | 'columnGap_3xl' | 'columnGap_4xl'; lg?: | 'columnGapNone' | 'columnGapXs' | 'columnGapSm' | 'columnGapMd' | 'columnGapLg' | 'columnGapXl' | 'columnGap_2xl' | 'columnGap_3xl' | 'columnGap_4xl'; xl?: | 'columnGapNone' | 'columnGapXs' | 'columnGapSm' | 'columnGapMd' | 'columnGapLg' | 'columnGapXl' | 'columnGap_2xl' | 'columnGap_3xl' | 'columnGap_4xl'; '2xl'?: | 'columnGapNone' | 'columnGapXs' | 'columnGapSm' | 'columnGapMd' | …[truncated]</excerpt>
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# @patternfly/react-core
This library provides a set of common React components for use with the PatternFly reference implementation.
import { Component } from 'react'; import { OUIAProps } from '../../helpers'; export declare enum ToolbarColorVariant { default = "default", primary = "primary", secondary = "secondary", noBackground = "no-background" } export interface ToolbarProps extends React.HTMLProps<HTMLDivElement>, OUIAProps { /** Optional callback for clearing all filters in the toolbar */ clearAllFilters?: () => void; /** Text to display in the clear all filters button */ clearFiltersButtonText?: string; /** Custom content appended to the filter generated label group. To maintain spacing and styling, each node should be wrapped in a ToolbarItem or ToolbarGroup. This property will remove the default "Clear all filters" button. */ customLabelGroupContent?: React.ReactNode; /** The breakpoint at which the listed filters in label groups are collapsed down to a summary */ collapseListedFiltersBreakpoint?: 'all' | 'md' | 'lg' | 'xl' | '2xl'; /** Flag indicating if a data toolbar toggle group's expandable content is expanded */ isExpanded?: boolean; /** A callback for setting the isExpanded flag */ toggleIsExpanded?: () => void; /** Classes applied to root element of the data toolbar */ className?: string; /** Content to be rendered as rows in the data toolbar */ children?: React.ReactNode; /** Id of the data toolbar */ id?: string; /** Flag indicating the toolbar height should expand to the full height of the container */ isFullHeight?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar is static */ isStatic?: boolean; /** Flag indicating the toolbar should stick to the to…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; import { Button } from '@patternfly/react-core';
# PatternFly React - Core
This project provides the React core components for the PatternFly project.
Community: PatternFly website | Slack | Medium | Mailing list
### Setup
Before you begin, check out this overview of PatternFly to get familiar with the basic elements of the design system. These instructions also assume that an existing React project is set up. For more information on how to do this, please see our main README.
#### Install the @patternfly/react-core NPM package
* Using npm, run the following command to install:
`npm install @patternfly/react-core --save
`
OR
* Using yarn, run the following command to install:
`yarn add @patternfly/react-core
`
#### Project configuration
Each PatternFly component already contains the CSS related to the component. In order to have consistent styles throughout the application, PatternFly Base CSS should be used in the project, or some components may diverge in appearance. This import statement should be placed before your main application component is imported.
import '@patternfly/react-core/dist/styles/base.css';
#### Example component usage
import { Button } from '@patternfly/react-core';
export default <Button variant="primary">Button</B u t t o n>;
All component documentation is available on PatternFly.org.
### Contribution guidelines
All React contributors must first be PatternFly community contributors. If you are already a PatternFly community contributor, check out the React contribution guidelines to make React contributions.
### License
PatternFly React is licensed under the MIT License.</excerpt>
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- 2: https://github.com/patternfly/patternfly-react/blob/%40patternfly/react-core%406.4.1/packages/react-core/src/components/Toolbar/ToolbarFilter.tsx
Keep filter identity separate from translated labels.
If a locale gives Severity and Status the same categoryName, deleting either group satisfies both comparisons in onDeleteGroup and clears both filter arrays. Current severity and status chip values are disjoint, so chip deletion does not currently remove a value from the other array.
ToolbarFilter has no separate stable identity prop. Bind each callback to its filter key, and keep the two localized categoryName values distinct in every catalog.
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- deleteLabel={(category, chip) =>- onDelete(category as string, chip as string)- }- deleteLabelGroup={(category) => onDeleteGroup(category as string)}+ deleteLabel={(_, chip) =>+ onDelete('severity', chip as string)+ }+ deleteLabelGroup={() => onDeleteGroup('severity')}
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- deleteLabel={(category, chip) =>- onDelete(category as string, chip as string)- }- deleteLabelGroup={(category) => onDeleteGroup(category as string)}+ deleteLabel={(_, chip) =>+ onDelete('status', chip as string)+ }+ deleteLabelGroup={() => onDeleteGroup('status')}
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###
Registering modules to mock
When automocking, you use the `sb.mock` utility function to register modules you want to mock. There are three ways to register modules: as spy-only, fully automocked, or with a mock file. Each method has its use cases and benefits.
There are some key details to keep in mind when using the `sb.mock` utility:
* You can register both local modules (e.g., `../lib/session.ts`) and packages in `node_modules` (e.g., `uuid`).
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* If you are using the Webpack builder, you can only automock `node_module` packages that have ESModules (ESM) entry points. If a module has both CommonJS (CJS) and ESM entry points, Webpack doesn't correctly resolve the ESM entry and it cannot be mocked. Webpack users can still mock CJS `node_module` packages by providing a mock file.
Spy-only
For most cases, you should register a mocked module as spy-only, by setting the `spy` option to `true`. This leaves the original module's functionality intact, while still allowing you to modify the behavior if needed and make assertions in your tests.
For example, if you want to spy on the `getUserFromSession` function and the `uuidv4` function from the `uuid` package, you can call the `sb.mock` utility function in your `.storybook/preview.*` file:
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`// Replace your-framework with the framework you are using (e.g., react-vite, nextjs, vue3-vite, sveltekit)
import type { Preview } from '@storybook/your-framework';
import { sb } from 'storybook/test';
// 👇 Automatically spies on all exports from the `lib/session` local module
sb.mock(import('../lib/session.ts'), { spy: true });
// 👇 Automatically spies on all exports from the `uuid` package in `node_modules`
sb.mock(import('uuid'), { spy: true });
const preview: Preview = {
// ...
};
export default preview;`
If you need to mock an external module that has a deeper import path (e.g. `lodash-es/add`), register the mock with that path.
You can then control the behavior of these modules and make assertions about them in your stories, such as checking if a function was called or what arguments it was called with.
Fully automocked modules
For cases where you need to prevent the original module's functionality from executing, set the `spy` option to `false` (or omit it, because that is the default value). This will automatically replace all exports from the module with Vitest mock functions, allowing you to control their behavior and make assertions while being certain th…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<location>https://storybook.js.org/docs/configure</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; To control the way stories are rendered and add global decorators and parameters, create a `.storybook/preview.js` file. ... The `preview.js` file can be an ES module and export the following keys:
...(await findStories()),
],
};
export default config;`
####
Known limitations
Because of the way stories are currently indexed in Storybook, loading stories on demand has a couple of minor limitations at the moment:
* CSF formats from version 1 to version 3 are supported.
* Custom `storySort` functions are allowed based on a restricted API.
Configure story rendering
To control the way stories are rendered and add global decorators and parameters, create a `.storybook/preview.js` file. This is loaded in the Canvas UI, the “preview” iframe that renders your components in isolation. Use `preview.js` for global code (such as CSS imports or JavaScript mocks) that applies to all stories.
The `preview.js` file can be an ES module and export the following keys:
* `decorators` - an array of global decorators
* `parameters` - an object of global parameters
* `globalTypes` - definition of globalTypes
If you’re looking to change how to order your stories, read about sorting stories.
##
Configure Storybook’s UI
To control the behavior of Storybook’s UI (the “manager”), you can create a `.storybook/manager.js` file.
This file does not have a specific API but is the place to set UI options and to configure Storybook’s theme.</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: last year; Crawled: last month; ESM-only, 29% lighter, module automocking, and more ... By removing CommonJS from published code, we’ve simplified Storybook and reduced its install size by 29% while simultaneously un-minifying our distribution for easier debugging.
Storybook 10 also includes key improvements to level up your UI development, documentation, and testing workflows: ... Storybook’s new `sb.mock` is inspired by `vi.mock`, but it’s simpler, compatible with both Vite and Webpack builders, and available in both development and static production builds.
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Citations:
- 1: https://storybook.js.org/docs/writing-stories/mocking-data-and-modules/mocking-modules?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://storybook.js.org/docs/writing-stories/mocking-data-and-modules/mocking-modules?utm_source=openai
Storybook 10.6.3 only registers sb.mock calls from .storybook/preview.*. Local module paths must be relative to that file and include the extension. Move the registration and keep the catalog setup in each story’s beforeEach.
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diff --git a/src/i18n/IntlMessagesProvider.stories.tsx b/src/i18n/IntlMessagesProvider.stories.tsx
@@
-import { expect, sb, waitFor, within } from 'storybook/test';+import { expect, waitFor, within } from 'storybook/test';
@@
-sb.mock(import('./messageCatalogs'));
diff --git a/.storybook/preview.tsx b/.storybook/preview.tsx
@@
import React from 'react';
+import { sb } from 'storybook/test';
import { MemoryRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
@@
import { IntlMessagesProvider } from '../src/i18n';
+sb.mock(import('../src/i18n/messageCatalogs.ts'));+
const preview: Preview = {
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Move the sb.mock registration out of IntlMessagesProvider stories and into the
Storybook preview module, using a path relative to preview with the .ts
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Provide an IntlProvider for direct SupportCaseWidget mounts.
The ./SupportCaseWidget federated exposure uses the bare default export of src/widgets/support-case/index.tsx. That component calls useIntl() at line 76. Without a surrounding IntlProvider, useIntl() throws. The only provider added in this change wraps App under ./RootApp. A host that mounts ./SupportCaseWidget directly can therefore fail at render.
Wrap the widget's exposed entry with IntlMessagesProvider, using the locale from useChromeLocale as AppEntry.tsx does. Expose that wrapper in fec.config.js in place of the bare component. Confirm how the external hosts mount this export before changing the exposure.
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The directly exposed SupportCaseWidget calls useIntl without a provider. Add an
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- Line 18: Restrict the `messageCatalogs` lookup in `IntlMessagesProvider` to
own locale keys so inherited properties cannot be treated as loaders. Use an
own-property check before assigning `loader`, and preserve the existing
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Restrict catalog lookup to owned locale keys.
If locale is "toString", this lookup returns the inherited Object.prototype.toString function. The truthy check passes, but loader().then(...) throws instead of using the unsupported-locale fallback. Check for an own property before calling the loader. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Restrict the `messageCatalogs` lookup in `IntlMessagesProvider` to own locale
keys so inherited properties cannot be treated as loaders. Use an own-property
check before assigning `loader`, and preserve the existing unsupported-locale
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Describe the migration card’s actual logo.
The migration card uses logo_hat-only.svg, but its new alt message says “Red Hat Enterprise Linux logo.” Screen readers receive the wrong image description. Use “Red Hat logo,” as the tour card does for the same image. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the migration card’s image alt message in ExploreCapabilities so the
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Part of the console-wide i18n crawl (epic RHCLOUD-49430). Same template
as the other wave PRs: lint rule at error, all findings cleared in the
same diff, extraction template committed.
1194 -> 0 findings, 683 messages extracted.
Also: react-hooks plugin installed and exhaustive-deps upgraded to
error. The plugin was never loaded in this repo, so hook dependency
checking was not running. 44 pre-existing violations suppressed with
documented eslint-disable comments.
Federation: each widget that uses useIntl is exported with a named
export (the bare component, for tests and stories) and a default
export (the provider-wrapped entry using IntlMessagesProvider and
useChromeLocale, for federation consumers that don't provide an
IntlProvider). Widgets are flat files in src/widgets/ (no subfolder
indirection). RecentlyVisited and SimpleServiceWidget don't use useIntl
and have no provider wrapper. fec.config.js exposes point to the flat
files.
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Jira: RHCLOUD-52217
Wrap all user-facing strings for translation
Part of the console-wide i18n crawl (epic RHCLOUD-49430), landing-page leg of the sequence after #924 → #925 → #926. Note: the diff currently includes all previous commits — it will be rebased to exactly this PR's own commit (
ad75aa4) when they merge.Same template as the wave: lint rule at error, all findings cleared in the same diff, extraction template committed. Landing page copy now renders through react-intl with the console locale as the single source of truth.
Infrastructure
IntlMessagesProvider+useChromeLocalewired in AppEntry — the app previously never mounted an IntlProvider (react-intl was a dead dependency; it now carries the console locale from the chrome API with lazy per-locale catalogs: fr, ja, ko, zh-CN)Wrap (46 lint findings in 12 files → 0, plus data-driven copy the jsx-only mode cannot see)
defineMessages(rhel keeps its lightspeed-rebrand conditional as two messages)Lint config
i18next/no-literal-stringat error, jsx-only mode, standard wave exclusion set; PF enums (color, breakpoints),urlattributes andwindow.opencall args excluded as structural.Verification
translations/messages.json