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[frontend] 全てのavatar でonline status を確認できるようにする #268

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The recent updates across various components in the frontend application focus on enhancing user identification and online status management. By replacing the online prop with id in components like UserCard, Avatar, and others, the application now leverages user IDs to dynamically fetch and display online status. Additionally, improvements include a more reliable avatar display mechanism, ensuring a fallback Skeleton component for missing avatars, and streamlining the way user online status is determined and utilized across the UI.

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File Location Change Summary
.../app/pong/GameCard.tsx Replaced online={true} with id={user.id} in UserCard.
.../room/[id]/sidebar-item.tsx Added id prop to Avatar in SidebarItem, BanItem, InviteItem, UnbanItem, FindUser, and MatchDetailItem components with user.id or message.user.id.
.../ui/room/ban-item.tsx Added id prop to Avatar in BanItem, InviteItem, and UnbanItem components with user.id.
.../ui/room/message-item.tsx Added id prop to Avatar in MessageItem with message.user.id.
.../ui/settings/avatar-form.tsx Updated AvatarForm to include id prop alongside avatarURL.
.../ui/settings/profile-form.tsx ProfileForm now passes id prop to AvatarForm with currentUser?.id.
.../ui/user/avatar.tsx Updated to use id for online status via useContext and OnlineContext, added check for avatarURL to render Skeleton if not available.
.../ui/user/user-list.tsx Replaced OnlineContext with direct id prop assignment for avatars.

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kotto5 and others added 2 commits February 17, 2024 12:47
利用するコンポーネントにid を持っていない可能性のあるコンポーネントがあったため
@kotto5 kotto5 merged commit ef32cef into main Feb 17, 2024
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@kotto5 kotto5 deleted the feat/frontend/online-status/avatar branch February 17, 2024 04:42
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