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  • Style
    • Adjusted the visual presentation of recipe elements for a more streamlined display.
  • Refactor
    • Modified the login form so that password input is now displayed in plain text during entry.

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This pull request removes two CSS class definitions from the application’s stylesheet and modifies the login form behavior. In the CSS file, the definitions for .recipe-container and .recipe have been completely deleted while retaining styles for .recipe button. In the login component, the handleChange function is changed to directly update the credentials state with the input value, and the password input field now displays its text as plain text instead of obscured characters.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/App.css Removed .recipe-container and .recipe class definitions; retained the rule for .recipe button.
src/auth/login.js Modified handleChange to directly set credentials state to the input value; changed the password TextField type from "password" to "text".

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    participant User
    participant LoginForm
    User->>LoginForm: Enters password (visible text)
    LoginForm->>LoginForm: Triggers handleChange(event)
    LoginForm->>LoginForm: Updates credentials state with input value
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src/auth/login.js (1)

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  • The search confirms that all instances of props.history.push in src/auth/login.js (and in similar components like src/auth/signup.js) are commented out.
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const handleChange = e => {
setCredentials({...credentials, [e.target.name]: e.target.value})
setCredentials(e.target.value)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Reintroduce object-based state for credentials.

Currently, you're overwriting the entire credentials state with a single string. This breaks references to credentials.username and credentials.password. You likely want to preserve the structure when updating different fields:

-    setCredentials(e.target.value)
+    setCredentials({
+      ...credentials,
+      [e.target.name]: e.target.value,
+    })
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setCredentials(e.target.value)
setCredentials({
...credentials,
[e.target.name]: e.target.value,
})

<TextField
className='login-text'
type="password"
type="text"
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⚠️ Potential issue

Do not render the password in plain text.

Changing the type attribute to "text" exposes the password, creating a security risk. Revert to "password":

-            type="text"
+            type="password"
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type="text"
type="password"

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