Content Preferences Account Block for React

Edit CLUSTERS for the groups, each with an id, a name and the one why sentence, and GUESSED for the topics, each with its cluster, an id and a name. Write the sentence from the real signal (how many recipes, which days) rather than a guess, since the point is that the person can see why a topic is there. The count line and the groups are worked out from the list, so nothing else needs editing; keep topic names short, because each chip holds one line.

Everything: removing a topic, adding one, flipping the switch and resetting only change this page's state, and the status line says so. To make it real, call your preferences service in remove, add, setSwitch and reset, change the list only when it answers and show a failure in the same status line. Removing a guess should also stop the ranking from using it and, ideally, stop the model from inferring it again; say which in the sentence. Undo then needs a reverse call, or should be removed.

The field refuses an empty entry, one that is already on the list (compared without regard to case or accents, across every group) and a fourth topic, and says why in the slot under it, which is always there so nothing moves. Topics are limited to 14 letters and three in this demo so that every group keeps the same height; raise OWN_LIMIT and OWN_LENGTH and the reserved chip box together if your product allows more.

No. Each group's chips sit in a box tall enough for two rows on a phone and one row from the small breakpoint, and a group with no topics says so in the same box. Chips are two to a row on a phone, so every chip name is cut to its width instead of wrapping. The switch's sentence reserves its longest wording, and the foot with the status line and Undo stays pinned to the bottom of the screen on a phone.

It keeps every topic and stops using them, which the sentence says in words; the chips turn to a faint tint with their text at full strength, so the state is never only a tint, and each can still be removed. Turning it on again puts the same topics back to work. Both directions are single Undo steps.

The groups are a real list, each chip list is named for its group ("Cooking topics") and every remove button names its topic ("Remove Fermenting"). When a chip goes, focus moves to the next chip in its group, then the previous, then Undo. The reset dialog is an alert dialog with focus on Keep them. The status line is a polite live region present from the start.