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fix(linkedin): use case-insensitive slug check to prevent missing image #2205

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Summary:
Fixes an issue where varying capitalizations of "linkedin" (e.g., "LinkedIn") resulted in an empty image by making the slug check case-insensitive.

Changes Made:

  • Converted the slug to lowercase before comparison to handle all capitalization variations.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved the rendering of the LinkedIn icon by allowing different text casings (e.g., "linkedin", "LinkedIn", "LINKEDIN") to display the correct visual representation.

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The change updates the conditional logic in the BrandIcon component to perform a case-insensitive check when comparing the slug property. Instead of checking if slug is exactly "linkedin", the new logic converts slug to lowercase, ensuring that various casings (e.g., "LinkedIn", "LINKEDIN") correctly render the associated LinkedIn logo. No other parts of the component or public API were modified.

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File(s) Change Summary
apps/artboard/src/components/brand-icon.tsx Modified the conditional check: now converts slug to lowercase before comparing with "linkedin" for case-insensitive matching.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant CI as BrandIcon Component
    participant SL as Slug Property
    CI ->> SL: Receive slug value
    CI ->> CI: Convert slug to lowercase
    CI ->> CI: Check if lowercase slug equals "linkedin"
    alt If match is found
        CI ->> CI: Render LinkedIn Icon
    else
        CI ->> CI: Render default image
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
apps/artboard/src/components/brand-icon.tsx (1)

8-8: LGTM! Consider adding null/undefined check for additional robustness.

The case-insensitive check effectively solves the issue of missing LinkedIn images for different capitalizations.

For additional robustness, consider adding a null/undefined check:

-  if (slug.toLowerCase() === "linkedin") {
+  if (slug?.toLowerCase() === "linkedin") {
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apps/artboard/src/components/brand-icon.tsx (1)

8-17: Verify other potential case-sensitive brand checks in the codebase.

Let's ensure there aren't other similar case-sensitive brand name checks that might need the same treatment.

✅ Verification successful

Verification of Case-Sensitive Brand Checks

Our search indicates that the only instance of a case-sensitive brand name check is in apps/artboard/src/components/brand-icon.tsx for "LinkedIn". No additional patterns for GitHub, Twitter, or Facebook using either the toLowerCase() or direct equality check were found.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for potential case-sensitive brand name comparisons
rg -i "=== ['\"].*(?i:linkedin|github|twitter|facebook)" --type ts --type tsx

# Search for other potential brand icon components or similar patterns
ast-grep --pattern 'if ($slug === $value) { $$$  }'

Length of output: 163


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for brand name comparisons using slug.toLowerCase() for common brands in both .ts and .tsx files
rg -i "if\s*\(\s*slug\.toLowerCase\(\)\s*===\s*['\"](linkedin|github|twitter|facebook)['\"]" --glob "*.{ts,tsx}"

# Also search for direct slug equality checks with these brand names (without converting to lowercase)
rg -i "if\s*\(\s*slug\s*===\s*['\"](linkedin|github|twitter|facebook)['\"]" --glob "*.{ts,tsx}"

Length of output: 307

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@ImDarkShadow @ilatypov @gzsombor
#2210

I have raised defect since week but no response over it. I am actively applying for the job and require resume export from your website https://rxresu.me/
Can you please take priority for my defect ? or suggest any workaround.

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Hi @skatkoria,

I’m not an active contributor to this project, and my knowledge of it is somewhat limited. However, I noticed your comment and attempted to reproduce the issue, but was unable to do so. If you could provide the relevant JSON, I’d be happy to take another look and see if there’s anything I can help with.

Please note that this is the Pull Request section, not the Issues section. For future reference, issues should be discussed in the appropriate section.

Additionally, I would recommend using a different template for PDF export, as this project is maintained by a sole developer, and responses may take some time.

Thank you for your understanding!

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