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WalkthroughThis pull request removes two CSS class definitions from the application’s stylesheet and modifies the login form behavior. In the CSS file, the definitions for Changes
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participant User
participant LoginForm
User->>LoginForm: Enters password (visible text)
LoginForm->>LoginForm: Triggers handleChange(event)
LoginForm->>LoginForm: Updates credentials state with input value
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Confirm routing requirements.
Previously, you might have needed
withRouteror a similar HOC for usingprops.history.push. Verify whether the current export still provides route props or if you need to reintroducewithRouter:
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Routing props are currently not required
- The search confirms that all instances of
props.history.pushinsrc/auth/login.js(and in similar components likesrc/auth/signup.js) are commented out.- This indicates that the Login component is not actively using route props, so there’s no need to wrap it with
withRouterat this time.- If navigation via
props.history.pushis reactivated in the future, please consider reintroducingwithRouteror an alternative HOC to provide the necessary routing props.
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| const handleChange = e => { | ||
| setCredentials({...credentials, [e.target.name]: e.target.value}) | ||
| setCredentials(e.target.value) |
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Reintroduce object-based state for credentials.
Currently, you're overwriting the entire credentials state with a single string. This breaks references to credentials.username and credentials.password. You likely want to preserve the structure when updating different fields:
- setCredentials(e.target.value)
+ setCredentials({
+ ...credentials,
+ [e.target.name]: e.target.value,
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| setCredentials(e.target.value) | |
| setCredentials({ | |
| ...credentials, | |
| [e.target.name]: e.target.value, | |
| }) |
| <TextField | ||
| className='login-text' | ||
| type="password" | ||
| type="text" |
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Do not render the password in plain text.
Changing the type attribute to "text" exposes the password, creating a security risk. Revert to "password":
- type="text"
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| type="text" | |
| type="password" |
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