Now let me read the rest of the github-year-view.tsx to see the cell rendering and also read more context:
Now I have a complete picture. Let me implement all the requested features:
Now let me update the GitHubYearView with all the requested features:
Now let me update the component body to add the banner, updated heat squares, and day click handling:
Now let me update the return statement to add the banner and update cell rendering:
Now let me update the cell rendering to add centered heat squares and click handler:
Now let me add the click handler to the cell and add the DayDetailSheet at the end:
The autofix made some changes. Let me read the file to check the state and add the closing tag and DayDetailSheet:
The DayDetailSheet was already added correctly. Now let me check if the GitHubDayTooltip wrapper needs to be closed properly - let me check that section:
The autofixer removed the GitHubDayTooltip wrapper. Let me add it back properly:
Now let me update the AnnualCalendar to pass the sync props to GitHubYearView:
I've implemented all the requested features:
ClerkProvider wrapper in layout.tsx and created proxy.ts (the new middleware) with proper route matching for public/protected routes.Data Status Banner - Added at the top of the GitHub calendar view:
Centered Scaled Heat Squares - Updated cell visualization:
inset-0 flex items-center justify-centerDayDetailSheet Component - New slide-in sheet when clicking any day cell:
bg-zinc-900 dark:bg-white and positioned exactly at top-0 left-0 with no border-radius.you're missing integration status
in the header at the right of the theme toggle, and we shouln't show swimlanes in github demo data, so delete that out. also by default and put first the github view, and put a banner for the calendar view like a warinng one, yellow, saying that's demo data and github app is still under review so connection can be done yet. and we sholud add a day detail sheet when clicking on the cells with the green square. go ahead then
Now let me update the annual-calendar.tsx with all the requested changes:
Now let me update the GitHub year view to remove swimlanes from demo data and ensure the DayDetailSheet is properly integrated:
Now let me find where the swimlanes are rendered and conditionally hide them when using mock data:
Now I'll update the swimlanes to only show when not using mock data:
Good, the swimlanes are now conditionally rendered. The closing parenthesis was added correctly. Now let me also ensure the DayDetailSheet component has access to the improved interface. Let me check the current implementation to make sure it aligns with the user's provided example:
The DayDetailSheet is already implemented. Let me verify the component looks correct by checking more of it:
The DayDetailSheet component is already fully implemented with all the features from the user's example. All changes are complete. Let me provide a summary:
I've implemented the following changes:
components/integration-status.tsx with a dropdown showing GitHub and Google Calendar connection status, user profile, sync buttons, and sign-in/sign-out functionality. Added accompanying /api/auth/status route.IntegrationStatus to the header next to the theme toggle, passing GitHub sync props.viewMode default to "github" instead of "calendar".{!isUsingMockData && (...)} so they only appear when using real GitHub data.la linea de inicio de mes, debe ser del mismo color que el background del tres siglas de mes element. o sea blanquito en dark mode y negrito en light mode, (hablo del github preview), tambien corregir el "Showing demo data. GitHub App is under review - Google Calendar connection coming soon." para que diga, google app under review, for now, only github is working and this calendar event is public, got it? y que sea grisaceo el banner de google, and put a modal as soon as you enter to say tha goodies of our app, i mean showing a modal explaining the features in the github view, once it's closed it shouldn't be open again, it's local storage enabled, and same goes for google tab, that should has it's own dialog too with a separate local storage logic, stating that you can use it similarly as notion calendar, dragging for generating intetrval events, adding images, notes and using the natural language dock below to add events, and try saying add the holidays of my <country>, go ahead, that's the last thing i want to do today, be concise and aesthetic go