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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new client-side ChangesPricing Feature
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant PricingPage as /pricing route
participant Pricing as Pricing component
participant GSAP as GSAP + ScrollTrigger
participant Stripe as Stripe Checkout URL
User->>PricingPage: navigates to /pricing
PricingPage->>Pricing: renders <Pricing />
Pricing->>GSAP: register ScrollTrigger, attach fromTo on heading and cards
User->>Pricing: scrolls into view
GSAP-->>Pricing: triggers heading and card animations
User->>Pricing: clicks billing toggle (monthly → yearly)
Pricing->>Pricing: setBillingCycle("yearly")
Pricing-->>User: re-renders prices with /year suffix and savings badge
User->>Pricing: clicks Pro CTA
Pricing->>Stripe: href = NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_CHECKOUT_URL?plan=pro&billing=yearly
Stripe-->>User: Stripe checkout session
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Inline comments:
In `@__tests__/components/Pricing.test.tsx`:
- Around line 241-248: The test assertion in the "handles missing environment
variables gracefully" test is expecting the broken href value
"undefined?plan=pro&billing=monthly", which is not graceful fallback behavior.
Update the test assertion to expect the actual fallback value that should be
implemented in the Pricing component when NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_CHECKOUT_URL is
missing, or assert that the link is intentionally disabled (e.g., has no href
attribute or a placeholder value), rather than asserting the broken
"undefined?..." URL as the expected behavior.
In `@components/Pricing.tsx`:
- Around line 152-171: The toggle button for the billing cycle toggle lacks
accessibility semantics, preventing screen reader users from understanding its
purpose and current state. Add role="switch" to the button element to identify
it as a toggle switch, add an aria-checked attribute bound to the billingCycle
state (true when "yearly", false when "monthly") to communicate the current
state, and add an aria-label that clearly describes the control's purpose and
includes the current billing cycle setting so screen reader users understand
what the toggle controls and what option is currently selected.
- Around line 269-275: The href construction in the Pricing component does not
validate that the NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_CHECKOUT_URL environment variable is set
before using it, resulting in broken links like "undefined?plan=..." when the
environment variable is missing. Add a check to verify that
process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_CHECKOUT_URL is defined and non-empty before
constructing the checkout URL in the href ternary operator. If the environment
variable is missing for non-enterprise plans, either disable the link, show an
appropriate fallback, or prevent the button from being clickable to avoid
user-facing failures on paid CTAs.
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