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🧹 [Refactor] Extract ProgressBar into a reusable component#19

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@BTawaifi BTawaifi commented Mar 3, 2026

🎯 What: The duplicated progress bar markup in ArchiveView.jsx was extracted into a reusable ProgressBar React component.

💡 Why: Having multiple identical chunks of markup for a progress bar increases maintenance overhead and makes future styling updates harder. By creating a reusable component, we centralize the progress bar styling and behavior, improving overall code health and readability.

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  • The newly created ProgressBar correctly renders a progress bar using dynamic value and colorClass props.
  • ArchiveView.jsx was refactored to use the new component and tested via build scripts (npm run build), which passed successfully.
  • A visual verification script using Playwright was run against the ArchiveView screen to confirm that no visual changes were inadvertently introduced.

Result: The code health of ArchiveView.jsx has improved with reduced boilerplate and a clean, reusable component now available for the rest of the app.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 6234043870896577269 started by @BTawaifi

- Add ProgressBar component to src/components/ProgressBar.jsx
- Replace 3 duplicated progress bar instances in ArchiveView.jsx with the new ProgressBar component, passing the proper `value` and `colorClass` props.
- This addresses code health issue by making the component reusable and reducing UI code duplication, making future style updates easier.

Co-authored-by: BTawaifi <52285931+BTawaifi@users.noreply.github.com>
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