iannuttall/flux-ui-mcp

AI Evaluation Report

Total Score: 9/10

The agent demonstrates a strong ability to provide detailed and accurate information about various Flux UI components, including Autocomplete, Avatar, Badge, Breadcrumbs, and Button. It effectively outlines key features and customization options, often accompanied by practical code examples that enhance understanding. The agent's responses are consistent with official documentation, ensuring reliability and relevance. However, there is room for improvement in providing more detailed explanations for certain features, such as custom item rendering in the Autocomplete component. Overall, the agent is informative, clear, and useful, with minor areas for enhancement.

• Test case 1

  Score: 8/10

  What are the key features and customization options available for the Autocomplete component in Flux UI?

  The Autocomplete component in Flux UI provides a user-friendly way to implement input fields that suggest options as users type. Here are the key features and customization options available:

  Key Features:

  • Dynamic Suggestions: As the user types, the component suggests relevant options based on the input.
  • Labeling: You can add a label to the input field for better user guidance.
  • Custom Items: You can define the items that appear in the suggestions list.

  Customization Options:

  • Model Binding: You can bind the component to a model for dynamic data handling. For example, wire:model="state" binds the input to a variable named state.
  • Custom Item Rendering: The component allows you to customize how the items are displayed. You can use the <flux:autocomplete.item> tag to define each item.

  Example Usage:

  <flux:autocomplete wire:model="state" label="State of residence">
      <flux:autocomplete.item>Alabama</flux:autocomplete.item>
      <flux:autocomplete.item>Arkansas</flux:autocomplete.item>
      <flux:autocomplete.item>California</flux:autocomplete.item>
      <!-- ... -->
  </flux:autocomplete>
  

  For more detailed information, you can visit the Autocomplete component documentation.

• Test case 2

  Score: 10/10

  What are the key features and customization options available for the Avatar component in Flux UI?

  Key Features of the Avatar Component in Flux UI

  The Avatar component in Flux UI offers a variety of features that enhance its functionality and aesthetics. Here are the key features available:

  1. Image Source: You can provide an image URL for the avatar using the src attribute. This allows you to display a user's profile picture or any image.
  2. Tooltips: You can add tooltips to avatars using the tooltip attribute, which can display names or descriptions when hovered over.
  3. Initials Display: If no image is provided, the component can display initials by using the initials attribute. You can specify a single initial or a combination of initials.
  4. Size Variants: The Avatar component supports different size variants such as:
     • Extra Large (size="xl")
     • Large (size="lg")
     • Default (size="md" or omitted)
     • Small (size="sm")
     • Extra Small (size="xs")
  5. Icons: You can use the icon attribute to display various icons, making it versatile for different contexts.
  6. Color Customization: The avatar's background color can be customized using the color attribute. You can choose from various predefined colors or use a color seed based on user IDs for consistent theming.
  7. Circular Display: The circle attribute can be used to make the avatar appear circular, enhancing its visual appeal.
  8. Badges: You can add badges to avatars to signify notifications, statuses, or other information using the badge attribute. The badge can also have custom colors and positions.
  9. Grouping: The Avatar component supports grouping multiple avatars together using flux:avatar.group, which is useful for displaying teams or groups of users.
  10. Custom Elements: You can render the avatar as different elements (like buttons or links) using the as attribute, allowing for interactive use cases.

  Customization Options

  The component is highly customizable with various attributes and options:

  • Image URL: src="your-image-url"
  • Name or Initials: name="User Name" or initials="UN"
  • Size: size="lg", size="sm", etc.
  • Circle: circle for circular avatars.
  • Tooltip: tooltip="User Name"
  • Color: color="blue" or color="auto" with an optional seed for consistent color generation.
  • Badges: badge for notifications, with options for color and shape.
  • Grouping: Using <flux:avatar.group> to group avatars.
• Test case 3

  Score: 9/10

  What are the key features and customization options available for the Badge component in Flux UI?

  Key Features of the Badge Component in Flux UI

  • Basic Usage: The Badge component can be easily integrated into your application using simple syntax, such as:

    <flux:badge color="lime">New</flux:badge>
    

  • Size Variants: Badges can come in different sizes:

    <flux:badge size="sm">Small</flux:badge>
    <flux:badge>Default</flux:badge>
    <flux:badge size="lg">Large</flux:badge>
    

  • Icons: Badges can include icons, enhancing visual context:

    <flux:badge icon="user-circle">Users</flux:badge>
    

  • Variants: The Badges can have different visual styles such as "pill" for rounded edges:

    <flux:badge variant="pill" icon="user">Users</flux:badge>
    

  • Custom Actions: Badges can be customized to act as buttons:

    <flux:badge as="button" variant="pill" icon="plus" size="lg">Amount</flux:badge>
    

  • Closeable Badges: Badges can include a close icon for removability:

    <flux:badge>Admin <flux:badge.close /></flux:badge>
    

  • Color Options: A variety of color options are available to customize the appearance:

    <flux:badge color="red">Red</flux:badge>
    

  • Solid Variants: Badges can be rendered in a solid style for more emphasis:

    <flux:badge variant="solid" color="red">Red</flux:badge>
    

  Customization Options

  • Color Customization: You can choose from a wide range of colors including:
    • Lime
    • Red
    • Blue
    • Green
    • Various others.
  • Size Customization: Badges can be small, default, or large.
  • Icon Integration: Add icons to badges for better representation.
  • Variant Styles: Choose between standard or pill-shaped badges.
  • Interactivity: Configure badges to behave like buttons.
• Test case 4

  Score: 9/10

  What are the key features and customization options available for the Breadcrumbs component in Flux UI?

  Key Features of the Breadcrumbs Component in Flux UI:

  • Name: Breadcrumbs
  • Description: The Breadcrumbs component is a navigation aid that displays the user's location within a website or application. It helps users understand and navigate the hierarchy of the site.

  Customization Options:

  1. Links: Each item in the breadcrumbs can be a link to different pages.
     • Example:

       <flux:breadcrumbs>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#">Home</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#">Blog</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item>Post</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
       </flux:breadcrumbs>
       

  2. Separator: You can customize the separator between breadcrumb items.
     • Example:

       <flux:breadcrumbs>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#" separator="slash">Home</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#" separator="slash">Blog</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item separator="slash">Post</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
       </flux:breadcrumbs>
       

  3. Icons: Each breadcrumb item can have an icon for enhanced visual representation.
     • Example:

       <flux:breadcrumbs>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#" icon="home" />
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#">Blog</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item>Post</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
       </flux:breadcrumbs>
       

  4. Dropdown Integration: You can incorporate dropdown menus within breadcrumb items.
     • Example:

       <flux:breadcrumbs>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item href="#" icon="home" />
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item>
           <flux:dropdown>
             <flux:button icon="ellipsis-horizontal" variant="ghost" size="sm" />
             <flux:navmenu>
               <flux:navmenu.item>Client</flux:navmenu.item>
               <flux:navmenu.item icon="arrow-turn-down-right">Team</flux:navmenu.item>
               <flux:navmenu.item icon="arrow-turn-down-right">User</flux:navmenu.item>
             </flux:navmenu>
           </flux:dropdown>
         </flux:breadcrumbs.item>
         <flux:breadcrumbs.item>Post</flux:breadcrumbs.item>
       </flux:breadcrumbs>
       

  Additional Resources:

  For more examples and detailed documentation, you can visit the Breadcrumbs Component Documentation.

• Test case 5

  Score: 9/10

  What are the key features and customization options available for the Button component in Flux UI?

  Key Features of the Button Component in Flux UI

  The Button component in Flux UI offers a variety of features and customization options:

  • Variants: You can choose different button variants, such as:
    • Default
    • Primary
    • Filled
    • Danger
    • Ghost
    • Subtle
  • Colors: The button can be customized with various colors. Some available options include:
    • Zinc
    • Red
    • Orange
    • Amber
    • Yellow
    • Lime
    • Green
    • Emerald
    • Teal
    • Cyan
    • Sky
    • Blue
    • Indigo
    • Violet
    • Purple
    • Fuchsia
    • Pink
    • Rose
  • Sizes: You can adjust the size of the button with options such as:
    • Base
    • Small (sm)
    • Extra Small (xs)
  • Icons: The button can include icons for added visual context, with options to place icons either leading or trailing.
  • Loading State: The button can display a loading state, which is useful for actions that take time to process.
  • Button Groups: You can create groups of buttons to present related actions together.
  • Linking: The button can also function as a link, allowing you to specify a URL to navigate to when clicked.

  Code Examples

  Here are some code examples showcasing the Button component:

  <flux:button>Button</flux:button>
  <!-- Variants -->
  <flux:button>Default</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="primary">Primary</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="filled">Filled</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="danger">Danger</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="ghost">Ghost</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="subtle">Subtle</flux:button>
  <!-- Color Customization -->
  <flux:button variant="primary" color="red">Red</flux:button>
  <flux:button variant="primary" color="blue">Blue</flux:button>
  <!-- Sizing -->
  <flux:button>Base</flux:button>
  <flux:button size="sm">Small</flux:button>
  <flux:button size="xs">Extra small</flux:button>
  <!-- Using Icons -->
  <flux:button icon="ellipsis-horizontal" />
  <flux:button icon="arrow-down-tray">Export</flux:button>
  <!-- Button Group -->
  <flux:button.group>
    <flux:button>Oldest</flux:button>
    <flux:button>Newest</flux:button>
    <flux:button>Top</flux:button>
  </flux:button.group>
  <!-- Link Button -->
  <flux:button href="https://google.com">Visit Google</flux:button>
  

  For more detailed information, you can visit the official documentation for the Button component.