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    • Updated connection prompt wording to improve clarity.
    • Enhanced button visuals and activation feedback in connection and error modals.
    • Refined the error modal's appearance with improved borders and automatic focus to boost user interactivity.

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The changes update the UI elements for database connection and error dialogs. In the connection modal, the displayed prompt text has been modified and redundant color-setting lines removed. Button styling adjustments have been applied in both connection and error modals to improve interaction feedback. Additionally, the error dialog's theming has been refined and the failed connection dialog now applies updated theme colors and focus settings. No modifications to public APIs or control flow have been introduced.

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File(s) Change Summary
tui/connection_modal.go, tui/tui.go Updated the connection modal and failed connection error dialog by changing prompt text, removing redundant color assignments, and adding activated button style and focus settings for improved visual feedback.
tui/error_dialog.go Refined the error dialog’s applyTheme method by updating the activated button’s background color (using colors.ButtonFocus) and reorganizing button styling through the new SetButtonStyle method.

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main (6f1a01b) #30 (cee4555) +/-
Coverage 36.0% 36.0% 0.0%
Test Execution Time 2s 3s +1s
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  |                     | main (6f1a01b) | #30 (cee4555) | +/-  |
  |---------------------|----------------|---------------|------|
  | Coverage            |          36.0% |         36.0% | 0.0% |
  |   Files             |             27 |            27 |    0 |
  |   Lines             |            920 |           920 |    0 |
  |   Covered           |            332 |           332 |    0 |
- | Test Execution Time |             2s |            3s |  +1s |

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
tui/connection_modal.go (1)

25-25: Fix grammatical error in prompt text

The current text has a grammatical error that should be corrected.

-		SetText("You does not specify files. Would you like to connect to a database?").
+		SetText("You did not specify files. Would you like to connect to a database?").
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tui/tui.go (1)
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tui/error_dialog.go (1)

59-64: Button styling enhancement improves visual feedback

The changes correctly implement distinct styling for active and inactive button states, improving the user experience by providing better visual feedback during interaction.

  • Active state now uses ButtonFocus for background with ButtonTextFocus for text
  • Default state uses Button for background with ButtonText for text
tui/tui.go (1)

271-283: Theme integration for failed connection dialog improves visual consistency

The added code applies consistent theming to the error modal by:

  1. Setting appropriate border colors with focus states
  2. Applying correct button styling for active and inactive states
  3. Setting background color and focus

These changes align with the styling patterns used in other modals, creating a cohesive user experience.

tui/connection_modal.go (2)

219-221: Button activated style enhances visual feedback

Adding button activated styling creates a clear visual distinction between focused and unfocused buttons, improving the user experience by providing better interactive feedback.


314-326: Error modal styling implementation improves visual consistency

The added styling code for the error modal ensures consistent appearance with other dialogs in the application by:

  1. Setting appropriate background color
  2. Applying themed border styling
  3. Implementing distinct active and inactive button states
  4. Setting initial focus for immediate keyboard interaction

@nao1215 nao1215 merged commit fc057e8 into main Mar 22, 2025
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@nao1215 nao1215 deleted the nchika/fix-connection-error-dialog-color branch March 26, 2025 11:44
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