Default to blocks not allowing wider content inside innerblocks

[nygrenh]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced layout customization: Content blocks now offer flexible width settings on course materials and exam pages, allowing displays to extend beyond container boundaries when appropriate.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined the handling of component properties for improved readability and maintainability without altering existing functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request refactors several components in the course material module by updating how props are handled and passed. Components now destructure properties directly in the parameter list, reducing reliance on the props object. New props related to block width control have been introduced and integrated, allowing flexibility in how content blocks are rendered across different pages. These changes improve code readability and maintainability without affecting the underlying functionality.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
services/course-material/src/components/ContentRenderer/index.tsx	Refactored to destructure props directly; updated parameters and error checks; default for dontAllowBlockToBeWiderThanContainerWidth now true.
services/course-material/src/components/ContentRenderer/moocfi/ConditionalBlock.tsx	Modified JSX return structure; added dontAllowInnerBlocksToBeWiderThanParentBlock prop (set to false) for the InnerBlocks component.
services/course-material/src/components/ContentRenderer/util/InnerBlocks.tsx	Added optional property dontAllowInnerBlocksToBeWiderThanParentBlock (default true) to the interface; updated component to pass this prop to ContentRenderer.
services/course-material/src/components/Page.tsx services/course-material/src/pages/[organizationSlug]/exams/[id].tsx services/course-material/src/pages/[organizationSlug]/exams/testexam/[id].tsx	Integrated new prop dontAllowBlockToBeWiderThanContainerWidth (set to false) into the ContentRenderer usage, enabling content blocks to exceed container width when applicable.
services/cms/tsconfig.json services/course-material/tsconfig.json services/example-exercise/tsconfig.json services/main-frontend/tsconfig.json services/quizzes/tsconfig.json services/tmc/tsconfig.json shared-module/packages/common/tsconfig.json storybook/tsconfig.json	Updated "exclude" property to include "src/shared-module" in TypeScript configuration, changing compilation behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Page/Exam Component
    participant CR as ContentRenderer
    participant IB as InnerBlocks

    Caller->>CR: Render with prop dontAllowBlockToBeWiderThanContainerWidth (false)
    Note right of CR: Destructure new props including width control
    CR->>IB: Forward dontAllowInnerBlocksToBeWiderThanParentBlock (dynamic/default)
    IB-->>CR: Render inner blocks with applied width rules
    CR-->>Caller: Output layout with updated rendering rules

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Possibly related PRs

• Table and footer fixes #1349: Addresses modifications similar to the new dontAllowBlockToBeWiderThanContainerWidth prop, affecting rendering logic in course material components.
• More element of AI components #1333: Related to the ContentRenderer component modifications, specifically the introduction of a new import for AsideWithImageBlock.

Suggested labels

shared-module, system-tests

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• services/cms/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
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• services/quizzes/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
• services/tmc/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
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• storybook/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (8)

services/tmc/tsconfig.json (1)

29-29: Consistent Exclusion Update in TS Config.
Excluding "src/shared-module" along with "node_modules" ensures that shared module files are not inadvertently compiled in this service. This update aligns with the standardization across the project’s tsconfig settings.

shared-module/packages/common/tsconfig.json (1)

25-25: Standardizing Exclude List in Shared-Module.
Adding "src/shared-module" to the "exclude" array prevents pulling in unintended files during compilation and maintains consistency with other services’ tsconfig configurations.

services/cms/tsconfig.json (1)

24-24: CMS TypeScript Configuration Update.
The updated "exclude" property now ignores both "node_modules" and "src/shared-module", ensuring that only the intended files are processed. This is a good move for consistency across services.

services/main-frontend/tsconfig.json (1)

28-28: Main-Frontend TS Config Consistency.
Updating the exclusion to include "src/shared-module" standardizes the configuration and avoids potential compilation of shared code not meant for this service.

services/course-material/tsconfig.json (1)

29-29: Course Material TS Config Exclusion Refined.
Modifying the "exclude" field to add "src/shared-module" aligns the configuration with project-wide standards and helps ensure that only relevant files are compiled.

services/quizzes/tsconfig.json (1)

32-32: Ensure Consistent Exclusion of Shared Module Files

The exclusion list now includes "src/shared-module" alongside "node_modules", which is consistent with similar changes across the project. This update helps prevent unintended compilation of shared module files and can reduce build times.

services/example-exercise/tsconfig.json (1)

28-28: Update Exclude Configuration

The "exclude": ["node_modules", "src/shared-module"] update aligns this configuration with other project modules. This consistency will ensure that TypeScript skips compiling shared module content, streamlining the build process.

storybook/tsconfig.json (1)

28-28: Align Storybook TSConfig Exclusions

By adding "src/shared-module" to the exclude list, the configuration now mirrors the changes made in other tsconfig files. This change will prevent potential compilation conflicts or unexpected inclusion of shared module files during Storybook builds.

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