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spsays-training/components/chat/quote-card.tsx
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"use client";
/**
* A passage shared from the library, rendered as a quotation.
*
* Tapping it returns the reader to the exact phrase: the stored path carries
* the `?hl=` fragment that TextHighlighter resolves on arrival, scrolling to
* the passage and flashing it.
*
* The path is always app-relative — the BFF rejects anything else — so this
* can navigate with the router rather than leaving the app.
*
* Styling is deliberately bare. This sits INSIDE a chat bubble, which already
* supplies the padding, the background and the rounding; giving the quote its
* own would draw a second bubble within the first. A left rule and italics are
* enough to say "quotation", and every colour is inherited so the same markup
* reads correctly on your own primary-coloured bubble and on the muted one
* opposite.
*/
import { useRouter } from "next/navigation";
import type { Attachment } from "@/lib/chat";
export function QuoteCard({ attachment }: { attachment: Attachment }) {
const router = useRouter();
const path = attachment.url ?? "";
const passage = attachment.description ?? "";
return (
<button
type="button"
onClick={() => path && router.push(path)}
disabled={!path}
className="block w-full border-l-2 border-current/30 pl-2.5 text-left transition-opacity hover:opacity-80 disabled:cursor-default disabled:hover:opacity-100"
>
{/* The passage leads; the citation follows in the quieter role a
reference normally takes. */}
<span className="block text-sm italic leading-snug">{passage}</span>
{attachment.title && (
<span className="mt-0.5 block truncate text-xs opacity-70">
{attachment.title}
</span>
)}
</button>
);
}