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  • Fix variable shadowing in theme-provider.tsx by renaming state setter to setThemeState
  • Wrap App component with ThemeProvider in main.tsx to enable theme context
  • Theme toggle now correctly updates DOM classes and persists to localStorage
  • Users can now switch between light, dark, and system theme preferences

Closes #117 and #195

📝 Description

This pull request fixes the non-functional dark mode toggle button in the application. The issue was caused by two problems:

  1. Variable shadowing bug in theme-provider.tsx where the state setter was named setTheme, conflicting with the context method name, preventing state updates.
  2. Missing ThemeProvider wrapper in main.tsx that prevented the theme context from being accessible to components using the useTheme() hook.

With these fixes, users can now successfully toggle between light mode, dark mode, and system theme preferences. The selected theme is persisted in localStorage and applies correctly to the entire application.

🔧 Changes Made

  • Frontend/src/components/theme-provider.tsx

    • Fixed variable shadowing by renaming state setter from setTheme to setThemeState
    • Updated the setTheme method to call setThemeState(newTheme) instead of setTheme(theme)
    • This resolves the infinite recursion issue that prevented theme updates
  • Frontend/src/main.tsx

    • Imported ThemeProvider from ./components/theme-provider
    • Wrapped the App component with <ThemeProvider defaultTheme="system" storageKey="vite-ui-theme">
    • This ensures the theme context is available throughout the application

🎯 Related Issues

Fixes #117 - Dark Mode Toggle Not Functioning on Click

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  • Refactor
    • Streamlined internal theme management structure
    • Integrated theme provider into application with system preference as default and persistent storage support

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- Fix variable shadowing in theme-provider.tsx by renaming state setter to setThemeState
- Wrap App component with ThemeProvider in main.tsx to enable theme context
- Theme toggle now correctly updates DOM classes and persists to localStorage
- Users can now switch between light, dark, and system theme preferences
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The changes refactor the theme provider's internal state management by renaming the setter from setTheme to setThemeState, update the public setter's parameter name to newTheme, and integrate ThemeProvider into the main render tree with system-default theme and localStorage persistence configuration.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Theme Provider Refactoring
Frontend/src/components/theme-provider.tsx
Renamed internal state setter to setThemeState and updated ThemeProvider.value.setTheme parameter from theme to newTheme, preserving storage interactions and side effects.
Provider Integration
Frontend/src/main.tsx
Wrapped App component with ThemeProvider, configured with defaultTheme="system" and storageKey="vite-ui-theme", integrating theme persistence into the render tree.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as App
    participant TP as ThemeProvider
    participant LS as localStorage
    participant UI as UI Components

    App->>TP: Rendered with defaultTheme<br/>(system) & storageKey
    TP->>LS: Initialize from localStorage<br/>(or use default)
    TP->>UI: Provide theme context value<br/>& setTheme callback
    UI->>TP: User clicks theme toggle<br/>calls setTheme(newTheme)
    TP->>TP: setThemeState(newTheme) executes
    TP->>LS: Persist theme to localStorage
    TP->>UI: Context updated, components<br/>re-render with new theme
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🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

  • Straightforward internal refactoring with consistent naming conventions
  • Provider integration follows standard React patterns
  • Minimal behavioral change; primarily renaming and structural wrapping
  • Small file scope with single-purpose modifications

Possibly related issues

  • BUG:Dark Mode Toggle Not Functioning on Click #117: Dark Mode Toggle Not Functioning on Click — The ThemeProvider integration in main.tsx directly addresses the missing provider context needed for the theme toggle to properly manage and persist theme state across the application.

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🐰 A toggle springs to life at last,
Dark modes transform, no longer cast
In shadow limbo, stuck in light—
The Provider blooms, the switch burns bright!
System defaults dance with care,
localStorage keeps themes fair.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately describes the main fix: addressing a non-functional dark mode toggle by renaming the state setter and wrapping with ThemeProvider.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR directly addresses all coding requirements from issue #117: fixes variable shadowing in theme-provider.tsx, wraps App with ThemeProvider in main.tsx, and implements theme state management with localStorage persistence.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed All changes are directly scoped to fixing the dark mode toggle issue; the parameter rename in setTheme and ThemeProvider integration are necessary fixes without extraneous modifications.
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
Frontend/src/components/theme-provider.tsx (2)

1-1: Remove unused React import.

With React 19 and the modern JSX transform enabled, the explicit import React from "react" is no longer necessary.

Apply this diff:

-import React from "react";
-
 import { createContext, useContext, useEffect, useState } from "react";

10-15: Improve type safety for component props.

The ...props parameter is typed as any, which bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider defining a proper interface for the component props.

Apply this diff:

+type ThemeProviderProps = {
+  children: React.ReactNode;
+  defaultTheme?: string;
+  storageKey?: string;
+} & React.ComponentProps<typeof ThemeProviderContext.Provider>;
+
 export function ThemeProvider({
   children,
   defaultTheme = "system",
   storageKey = "vite-ui-theme",
   ...props
-}: any) {
+}: ThemeProviderProps) {
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
Frontend/src/components/theme-provider.tsx (2)

16-18: LGTM! Variable shadowing fix is correct.

Renaming the state setter from setTheme to setThemeState properly resolves the variable shadowing issue that prevented the theme toggle from functioning. The initialization logic correctly reads from localStorage with fallback to defaultTheme.


40-42: LGTM! The setTheme implementation correctly updates state and persists to localStorage.

The context value setter now properly calls setThemeState(newTheme) to update the state, and persists the selection to localStorage using the provided storageKey. This addresses the core issue described in the PR objectives.

Frontend/src/main.tsx (3)

7-7: LGTM! ThemeProvider import is correct.

The import path correctly references the local theme-provider component.


12-14: LGTM! ThemeProvider integration correctly wraps the App.

The ThemeProvider is properly integrated with appropriate props (defaultTheme="system" and storageKey="vite-ui-theme"), making the theme context available throughout the application. This addresses the missing wrapper issue described in the PR objectives.


10-10: Verify why StrictMode is disabled.

StrictMode is commented out, which disables React's additional development-mode checks (double-invocation of effects, deprecated API warnings, etc.). This is unusual and may hide potential issues.

Can you confirm whether StrictMode was intentionally disabled? If this is temporary, consider re-enabling it to benefit from React 19's enhanced strict mode checks.

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