Data quality assistant #2657
Data quality assistant #2657
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce a comprehensive data quality management feature across both backend and frontend components. New asynchronous endpoints are added for retrieving member and organization data quality issues, along with a routing structure to integrate these endpoints into the existing Express application. The frontend is enhanced with multiple Vue components for displaying and managing data quality issues, including dropdowns for selecting project groups and issue types. Additionally, new permissions and badge styles are defined, along with a set of utility functions for handling data quality checks. Changes
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (28)
backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1)
1-11: Consider expanding data quality types for future use cases.As this is part of a larger data quality management feature, consider:
- Adding an extensible way to define severity levels for different issue types
- Including metadata fields that could help in issue resolution (e.g.,
suggestedAction,impact)- Adding a namespace or grouping mechanism for when more issue types are added
Example structure:
export interface DataQualityMetadata { severity: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high'; suggestedAction: string; impact: string; } export const DATA_QUALITY_METADATA: Record<DataQualityType, DataQualityMetadata> = { // ... metadata for each type };frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-10-identities.ts (1)
7-7: Enhance the warning message with more context.The current description could be more informative about why having many identities might be problematic and what actions users should take.
- description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} identities, please review them if they are all necessary.`, + description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} identities. Having too many identities may indicate duplicate or obsolete entries. Please review and consider merging or removing unnecessary ones to maintain data quality.`,frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-1-identity-per-platform.ts (1)
4-13: Consider adding JSDoc documentation.Adding documentation would help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this configuration.
+/** + * Configuration for detecting and displaying issues related to multiple identities + * on a single platform. + * + * @type {DataIssueTypeConfig} + */ const moreThan1IdentityPerPlatform: DataIssueTypeConfig = {frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (1)
8-13: Add JSDoc documentation to the interface.While the interface is well-structured, adding JSDoc documentation would improve code maintainability by clearly describing the purpose of each property.
+/** + * Configuration for a data quality issue type. + */ export interface DataIssueTypeConfig { + /** Display label for the issue type */ label: string; + /** Type of badge to display (affects styling) */ badgeType: string; + /** Function to generate badge text based on the entity */ badgeText: (entity: Contributor | Organization) => string; + /** Function to generate detailed description based on the entity */ description: (entity: Contributor | Organization) => string; }frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.routes.ts (1)
8-35: Consider these architectural improvements for better routing structure.
The parent route has an empty name which could potentially cause naming conflicts. Consider giving it a descriptive name like 'data-quality-layout'.
The URL structure could be more RESTful. Consider using:
/data-qualityinstead of/data-quality-assistant- This leaves room for sub-resources like
/data-quality/membersor/data-quality/organizationsConsider adding a redirect route for unauthorized access.
Here's a suggested improvement:
export default [ { - name: '', + name: 'data-quality-layout', path: '', component: Layout, meta: { auth: true, title: 'Data Quality Assistant', segments: { requireSelectedProjectGroup: true, }, }, children: [ { name: 'data-quality-assistant', - path: '/data-quality-assistant', + path: '/data-quality', component: DataQualityPage, meta: { auth: true, eventKey: PageEventKey.DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANT, }, beforeEnter: [ PermissionGuard(LfPermission.dataQualityRead), ], }, + { + path: '/data-quality-assistant', + redirect: '/data-quality' + } ], }, ];frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue (2)
14-14: Consider moving decorative elements to CSS.The border line should be handled through CSS rather than an empty div.
- <div class="border-b border-gray-200 w-full mb-1" /> + <style scoped> + .flex { + border-bottom: 1px solid theme('colors.gray.200'); + margin-bottom: 0.25rem; + } + </style>
30-34: Consider consolidating script tags.The component name can be defined in the setup script, eliminating the need for a separate script block.
<script lang="ts" setup> import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; import { ref } from 'vue'; import LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions from '@/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue'; const tab = ref('merge-suggestions'); + defineOptions({ + name: 'LfDataQualityOrganization', + }); </script> - <script lang="ts"> - export default { - name: 'LfDataQualityOrganization', - }; - </script>frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1)
1-26: Add accessibility attributes to improve user experience.The template should include proper ARIA attributes for better screen reader support.
Apply these changes:
-<article class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between"> +<article + class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between" + role="listitem" + aria-label="Member merge suggestion"> <div class="flex items-center gap-2">backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts (3)
1-5: Consider using consistent import paths.The file mixes relative imports (
../../security/permissions) with absolute imports (@/services/dataQualityService). Consider standardizing to absolute imports for better maintainability and consistency.-import Permissions from '../../security/permissions' -import PermissionChecker from '../../services/user/permissionChecker' -import isFeatureEnabled from '../../feature-flags/isFeatureEnabled' +import Permissions from '@/security/permissions' +import PermissionChecker from '@/services/user/permissionChecker' +import isFeatureEnabled from '@/feature-flags/isFeatureEnabled'
7-19: Enhance API documentation completeness.The API documentation is missing:
- Query parameter documentation for
segments- Import or definition of the
DataQualityResponsetype- Description of the 400 error response for missing segment ID
Add the following to the documentation:
* @pathParam {string} tenantId - Your workspace/tenant ID +* @queryParam {string[]} segments - Optional segment IDs to filter data quality issues * @response 200 - Ok * @responseContent {DataQualityResponse} 200.application/json +* @response 400 - Bad Request * @response 401 - Unauthorized
20-21: Add type definitions for request and response parameters.Consider adding TypeScript type definitions for better type safety and documentation.
-export default async (req, res) => { +import { Request, Response } from 'express' + +export default async (req: Request, res: Response) => {frontend/src/modules/data-quality/pages/data-quality.page.vue (2)
4-12: Enhance header accessibility and user context.Consider adding:
- ARIA attributes for better screen reader support
- A brief description explaining the purpose of the Data Quality Assistant
<!-- Header --> <div class="mb-6"> <div class="flex justify-between items-center"> <div> - <app-lf-page-header text-class="text-tiny text-secondary-400 mb-1" /> - <h4 class="font-semibold"> + <app-lf-page-header text-class="text-tiny text-secondary-400 mb-1" role="banner" /> + <h4 class="font-semibold" aria-label="Data Quality Assistant"> Data Quality Assistant </h4> + <p class="text-sm text-gray-600 mt-1"> + Identify and resolve data quality issues across people and organizations. + </p> </div>
15-22: Improve tab navigation accessibility.The tab implementation should include proper ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation support.
- <lf-tabs v-model="tab"> + <lf-tabs + v-model="tab" + role="tablist" + aria-label="Data quality sections" + > <lf-tab v-model="tab" name="member"> People </lf-tab> <lf-tab v-model="tab" name="organization"> Organizations </lf-tab> </lf-tabs>backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (3)
1-1: Remove unnecessary ESLint disable comment.The
/* eslint-disable no-continue */comment appears to be unnecessary as there are nocontinuestatements in this file.-/* eslint-disable no-continue */
46-49: Document placeholder method and consider architectural improvements.The
findOrganizationIssuesmethod appears to be a placeholder. Consider either:
- Adding proper documentation explaining its status and future implementation plans
- Making the method abstract if other classes will implement it
- Implementing the actual functionality as suggested by the method name
Add documentation and proper typing:
- // eslint-disable-next-line class-methods-use-this - async findOrganizationIssues() { - return Promise.resolve([]) - } + /** + * TODO: Implement organization data quality checks + * This method will be implemented to find quality issues in organization data + * @returns {Promise<Array<IOrganizationQualityIssue>>} Currently returns empty array + */ + async findOrganizationIssues(): Promise<IOrganizationQualityIssue[]> { + return []; + }
7-50: Consider adding monitoring and pagination metadata.To improve the service's operational characteristics, consider:
- Adding metrics to track data quality issues over time
- Including pagination metadata in the response
- Implementing rate limiting for resource-intensive checks
Example implementation:
interface IDataQualityResponse<T> { data: T[]; pagination: { total: number; limit: number; offset: number; hasMore: boolean; }; metrics?: { scanDuration: number; issuesFound: number; }; }This would provide valuable insights into data quality trends and improve the API's usability.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1)
35-37: Consider creating a dedicated UI components barrel fileInstead of importing UI components from different locations, consider creating an index.ts barrel file in the ui-kit directory to centralize and simplify imports.
This would allow you to simplify the imports to:
import { LfAvatar, LfIcon, LfBadge } from '@/ui-kit';backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
31-40: Consider making the identity threshold configurable and add documentation.Two improvements needed:
- The hardcoded threshold of
10should be configurable, preferably through environment variables or configuration- Missing JSDoc documentation for the method
Add documentation similar to the first method:
/** * Finds members with too many identities. * * @param {IRepositoryOptions} options - The repository options for executing the query. * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant. * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of results to return. * @param {number} offset - The offset from which to begin returning results. * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment. * @return {Promise<Members[]>} - A promise that resolves with an array of members having too many identities. */frontend/src/shared/modules/permissions/types/Permissions.ts (1)
107-110: Consider creating a dedicated "Data Quality" section for these permissions.While the permission naming follows the established pattern, these permissions would be better organized under a new dedicated "Data Quality" section rather than being placed under "Custom views". This would improve code organization and make it clearer for future maintenance.
Apply this diff to reorganize the sections:
// Custom views customViewsCreate = 'customViewsCreate', customViewsTenantManage = 'customViewsTenantManage', - // Custom views + // Data Quality dataQualityRead = 'dataQualityRead', dataQualityEdit = 'dataQualityEdit',frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (2)
2-2: Remove unnecessary wrapper div.The outer div wrapper is not providing any styling or structural benefit and can be removed to reduce DOM nesting.
-<div> <div v-if="loading" class="flex justify-center py-20"> ... </div> -</div>
19-21: Enhance button accessibility.Add an aria-label to the load more button for better screen reader support.
-<lf-button type="primary-ghost" size="small" :loading="loading" @click="loadMore()"> +<lf-button + type="primary-ghost" + size="small" + :loading="loading" + aria-label="Load more merge suggestions" + @click="loadMore()" +>frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (2)
30-40: Improve empty state message clarity.The current empty state message is generic and doesn't provide context about the selected issue type or potential next steps.
<p class="text-sm text-center text-gray-600 leading-5"> - We couldn't find any issues with members + No {{ dataIssueTypes[selectedType].label.toLowerCase() }} issues found for members. This could mean all members have complete and accurate data for this category. </p>
25-27: Make load more button more descriptive.The current label doesn't indicate what type of content will be loaded.
- <i class="ri-arrow-down-line" />Load more + <i class="ri-arrow-down-line" />Load more member issuesfrontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (4)
26-26: Replace non-standard text size class.The class
text-10xlappears to be a custom size that may not be defined in your design system. Consider using standard Tailwind text sizes or defining this in your design system if it's a recurring pattern.-class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8" +class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-9xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8"
13-15: Add accessibility attributes to the button.The button lacks proper accessibility attributes. Consider adding an aria-label for better screen reader support.
-<lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si"> +<lf-button + type="secondary" + size="small" + aria-label="View merge suggestion details" + @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si">
40-40: Use kebab-case for prop names in template.Vue style guide recommends using kebab-case for prop names in templates.
-orderBy: ['activityCount_DESC'], +order-by: ['activityCount_DESC'],
57-57: Extract pagination limit as a constant.The pagination limit is hardcoded. Consider extracting it as a named constant for better maintainability.
+const SUGGESTIONS_PAGE_SIZE = 20; -const limit = ref(20); +const limit = ref(SUGGESTIONS_PAGE_SIZE);backend/src/api/index.ts (1)
242-242: Document the new data quality endpoints in API documentation.Since this introduces new endpoints for data quality checks, ensure they are properly documented in the API documentation.
Consider adding Swagger/OpenAPI documentation for the new endpoints:
/tenant/{tenantId}/data-quality/member/tenant/{tenantId}/data-quality/organizationThis will help maintain consistency with the existing API documentation setup in
setupSwaggerUI.
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📒 Files selected for processing (37)
- backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/api/dataQuality/index.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/api/index.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/config/styles/components/badge.scss (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/config/permissions/admin.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/config/permissions/projectAdmin.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/config/permissions/readonly.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-1-identity-per-platform.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-10-identities.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/no-work-experience.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.module.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.routes.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/pages/data-quality.page.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/services/data-quality.api.service.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/index.ts (2 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/layout/components/menu/menu.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/shared/modules/monitoring/types/event.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/shared/modules/permissions/types/Permissions.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/ui-kit/badge/badge.scss (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/ui-kit/badge/types/BadgeType.ts (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/index.ts (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/organizations.ts (1 hunks)
✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (4)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.module.ts
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts
- frontend/src/modules/layout/components/menu/menu.vue
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/index.ts
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backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts
[error] 8-52: Avoid classes that contain only static members.
Prefer using simple functions instead of classes with only static members.
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/services/data-quality.api.service.ts
[error] 6-38: Avoid classes that contain only static members.
Prefer using simple functions instead of classes with only static members.
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts
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frontend/src/ui-kit/badge/types/BadgeType.ts (1)
5-6: LGTM! The new badge types are well integrated.The addition of 'danger' and 'warning' badge types follows best practices and maintains type safety through the
as constassertion.Let's verify the CSS integration:
✅ Verification successful
CSS styles for new badge types are properly integrated
The verification confirms that the new badge types 'danger' and 'warning' have their corresponding CSS styles properly defined in
frontend/config/styles/components/badge.scss:
- Both types have complete style definitions including background, border, and text colors
- The styles use semantic color variables from
_colors.scss:
- Danger badge uses red color palette (--lf-color-red-*)
- Warning badge uses yellow color palette (--lf-color-yellow-*)
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that corresponding CSS styles exist for the new badge types # Check for danger and warning styles in badge-related CSS files rg -l "(?:--danger|--warning)" "frontend/config/styles/components/badge.scss" "frontend/ui-kit/badge/badge.scss" # Verify color variables used by these badges rg "(?:--lf-color-(?:red|yellow)-(?:100|200|800))" "frontend/config/styles"Length of output: 1334
backend/src/api/dataQuality/index.ts (1)
3-9: Verify tenant isolation and permission checks.The routes are properly structured with tenant isolation through the
:tenantIdparameter. However, ensure that the imported handlers implement proper permission checks to prevent unauthorized access to tenant data.Additionally, consider adding TypeScript type annotations for the Express app parameter:
-export default (app) => { +export default (app: Express.Application) => {✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the permission checks and tenant validation in both handler files.
Permission checks and tenant isolation are properly implemented ✅
Both handler files implement proper security measures:
- Permission checks are enforced using
PermissionChecker:
dataQualityMember.tsvalidatesmemberReadpermissiondataQualityOrganization.tsvalidatesorganizationReadpermission- Tenant isolation is maintained by using the
tenantIdfrom request parameters in both handlers- API documentation properly describes security requirements with
@security Bearerand includes proper error responses (401, 404, 429)🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify permission checks in the handler files # Test: Search for PermissionChecker usage in handler files echo "Checking for permission validation in handlers:" rg -A 5 "PermissionChecker" "./backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts" "./backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.ts" # Test: Search for tenant validation in handlers echo "Checking for tenant validation in handlers:" rg -A 5 "tenantId" "./backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts" "./backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.ts"Length of output: 5782
backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1)
7-11: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd documentation and type constraints.
The interface would benefit from JSDoc documentation and more specific types for pagination parameters.
+/** + * Parameters for querying data quality issues. + */ export interface IDataQualityParams { - type: IDataQualityType - limit?: number - offset?: number + /** The type of data quality issue to query */ + type: DataQualityType + /** Maximum number of results to return (1-100) */ + limit?: number & { __brand: 'LimitConstraint' } + /** Number of results to skip for pagination */ + offset?: number & { __brand: 'OffsetConstraint' } } +/** + * Type guard to ensure limit is within valid range + */ +export function isValidLimit(limit: number): limit is IDataQualityParams['limit'] { + return limit >= 1 && limit <= 100; +}frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/no-work-experience.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM! Import statement is well-structured.The import statement correctly uses path aliasing and properly imports the type definition.
10-10: LGTM! Export statement follows best practices.The default export is appropriate for a single configuration object.
3-8: Verify consistency with other data quality configurations.Let's ensure this configuration follows the same patterns as other data quality types.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now provide the final response as the verification is complete. The results show all data quality configurations in the codebase.
Configuration structure is consistent, badge types are appropriate
The verification confirms that:
- All configurations follow the same structure with required properties:
label,badgeType,badgeText, anddescription- Badge types are consistently used:
dangerfor critical issues (no work experience)warningfor less critical issues (multiple identities)The
no-work-experienceconfiguration aligns well with the established patterns, using appropriate severity level and maintaining structural consistency with other configurations.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check consistency across data quality configurations # Test 1: Check for consistent badge types echo "Checking badge types across configurations..." rg "badgeType: '[^']*'" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/ # Test 2: Check for consistent property structure echo "Checking property structure..." ast-grep --pattern 'const $_: DataIssueTypeConfig = { label: $_, badgeType: $_, badgeText: $_, description: $_, }'Length of output: 3399
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-10-identities.ts (1)
3-8: Verify the threshold of 10 identities.The choice of 10 as the threshold for triggering this warning seems arbitrary. Could you provide context on why this specific number was chosen? This would help validate if the threshold aligns with business requirements and user behavior patterns.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/more-than-1-identity-per-platform.ts (1)
1-2: Verify the integration configuration usage.Let's ensure that CrowdIntegrations.getPlatformsLabel is being used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now provide a final response:
getPlatformsLabelusage is consistent across the codebaseThe method
CrowdIntegrations.getPlatformsLabel()is used consistently throughout the frontend codebase for platform label generation in various components and modules. It's primarily used for:
- Displaying platform sources in organization and contributor components
- Generating labels for data quality issues
- Showing platform information in attribute helpers
The implementation in
frontend/src/integrations/integrations-config.jsshows it properly filters out system-specific platforms, ensuring consistent platform label generation across all usage points.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check usage of getPlatformsLabel method across the codebase # Expected: Consistent usage pattern for platform label generation # Search for all usages of getPlatformsLabel rg -A 2 "getPlatformsLabel" # Check if there are any other similar platform label generation methods ast-grep --pattern 'CrowdIntegrations.$_($$$)'Length of output: 10687
frontend/src/modules/index.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Clean integration of the data quality module.The changes follow the established module integration pattern and are properly positioned within the existing structure.
Also applies to: 31-31
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (2)
1-7: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports are logically structured and each import has a clear purpose in the implementation.
15-19: Verify complete enum coverage in configuration mapping.Let's ensure all DataIssueType enum values are mapped in the configuration.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results from the shell scripts, I can now generate the final response since I have all the necessary information to verify the enum coverage.
All DataIssueType enum values are properly mapped in configuration ✓
The verification shows perfect alignment between the enum definition and its usage in the configuration:
Enum values defined in
DataIssueType:
MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIESMORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORMNO_WORK_EXPERIENCEAll these values are correctly mapped in the
dataIssueTypesconfiguration object with their corresponding configurations.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if all DataIssueType enum values are mapped in dataIssueTypes # Search for enum definition and its usage echo "DataIssueType enum values:" ast-grep --pattern 'export enum DataIssueType { $$$ }' echo -e "\nEnum values used in configuration:" rg '\[DataIssueType\.' frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.tsLength of output: 996
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.routes.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports follow consistent patterns using absolute paths and import only the necessary components and types.
6-6: LGTM! Proper lazy loading implementation.The component is correctly configured for lazy loading, which will help with initial bundle size and load performance.
30-30: Verify permission configuration across files.The route uses
LfPermission.dataQualityRead. Let's ensure this permission is consistently configured.✅ Verification successful
Let me verify the actual permission configuration in these files to ensure consistency.
Permission configuration is properly implemented and consistent
The verification shows that
LfPermission.dataQualityReadis:
- Correctly defined in the permissions enum (
Permissions.ts)- Consistently configured across all role-based permission files:
readonly.ts: read-only access (dataQualityRead: true, dataQualityEdit: false)admin.tsandprojectAdmin.ts: full access (both read and edit: true)- Properly used in the route guard
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify dataQualityRead permission configuration # Test: Check if the permission is properly defined in all required files echo "Checking permission configuration in permission files..." rg -l "dataQualityRead" "frontend/src/config/permissions/"Length of output: 312
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#!/bin/bash # Check the actual permission configuration in each file echo "=== Checking readonly.ts ===" rg "dataQualityRead" frontend/src/config/permissions/readonly.ts -C 2 echo -e "\n=== Checking admin.ts ===" rg "dataQualityRead" frontend/src/config/permissions/admin.ts -C 2 echo -e "\n=== Checking projectAdmin.ts ===" rg "dataQualityRead" frontend/src/config/permissions/projectAdmin.ts -C 2 # Also check the permission enum definition echo -e "\n=== Checking LfPermission enum definition ===" rg "dataQualityRead" -A 1 -B 1Length of output: 2733
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue (1)
3-13: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider simplifying the UI if only one tab is needed.
The current implementation shows a tab interface with only one option "Merge suggestions". This might be confusing for users as tabs typically imply multiple options.
Let's check if there are plans for additional tabs:
#!/bin/bash # Search for any TODO comments or references to additional tabs rg -i "todo.*tab" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/If no additional tabs are planned, consider simplifying the UI by removing the tab structure:
- <div class="flex"> - <div class="border border-gray-200 rounded-lg p-0.5 flex gap-1 mb-6"> - <lf-button - type="secondary-ghost" - :class="tab === 'merge-suggestions' ? '!font-semibold !bg-gray-200' : '!font-normal'" - @click="tab = 'merge-suggestions'" - > - Merge suggestions - </lf-button> - </div> - </div> + <h2 class="text-lg font-semibold mb-6">Merge Suggestions</h2>frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item.vue (2)
38-42: LGTM!The component definition follows Vue 3 naming conventions correctly.
1-42: Verify component registration and usage.Let's verify that this component is properly imported and used in parent components.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the component usage by searching for both the component name and its usage patterns without relying on file type filtering.
The previous script failed because the
vuefile type wasn't recognized. This new script searches across all files and specifically looks in the data-quality module directory to understand the component hierarchy. This will help us verify the component's integration within the codebase.
Let me check the actual usage context in the parent component to ensure proper integration.
This will help us verify how the component is being used in its parent component and confirm proper integration.
Component is properly integrated and used
The component is correctly integrated within the codebase:
- It's properly imported and used in its parent component
data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue- The parent component correctly passes the required
suggestionprop- The component's slot
actionis being utilized appropriately- The component is part of a well-structured data quality module hierarchy
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check component registration and usage # Check for component imports echo "Checking component imports..." rg -l "import.*LfDataQualityMemberMergeSuggestionsItem" --type vue # Check for component usage in templates echo "Checking component usage..." rg -l "<lf-data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item" --type vueLength of output: 326
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for component imports and usage without file type filtering echo "Checking component imports and registration..." rg -l "LfDataQualityMemberMergeSuggestionsItem" echo -e "\nChecking component usage in templates..." rg -l "<lf-data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item" echo -e "\nChecking for potential parent components in data-quality directory..." fd . "frontend/src/modules/data-quality" -e .vueLength of output: 1582
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#!/bin/bash # Check the implementation details of the parent component echo "Checking parent component implementation..." cat "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue"Length of output: 3244
frontend/config/styles/components/badge.scss (1)
38-46: Well-structured implementation of new badge styles!The new danger and warning badge styles are well-implemented with:
- Consistent naming conventions
- Appropriate use of semantic color variables
- Clear documentation
- Proper visual hierarchy using different color intensities for background, border, and text
The implementation aligns well with the data quality management feature by providing clear visual indicators for different states.
backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts (1)
35-41: Verify DataQualityService implementation.Let's verify the service implementation and error handling patterns.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate another verification script to check the DataQualityService implementation since it wasn't found in the first search.
The first search didn't find the DataQualityService class implementation, so I'm trying a broader search pattern to locate it and understand its implementation. I'm also checking where this service is imported in the file under review.
Based on the verification results, I can now generate the final response since we have found both the service implementation and its usage pattern:
Implementation verified successfully
The code correctly uses the DataQualityService:
- Service is properly imported from '@/services/dataQualityService'
- The service implementation in
backend/src/services/dataQualityService.tsshows thefindMemberIssuesmethod with matching parameters- Response handling follows the consistent pattern used throughout the codebase with
responseHandler.success🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check DataQualityService implementation echo "Checking DataQualityService implementation..." ast-grep --pattern 'class DataQualityService { $$$ findMemberIssues($$$) { $$$ } $$$ }' # Check response handler usage pattern echo "Checking response handler usage pattern..." rg -A 2 'responseHandler\.(success|error)' --type tsLength of output: 44819
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#!/bin/bash # Search for DataQualityService implementation with a broader pattern echo "Searching for DataQualityService class..." rg -A 10 "class DataQualityService" --type ts # Search for findMemberIssues method specifically echo "Searching for findMemberIssues method..." rg -A 5 "findMemberIssues" --type ts # Check the imports in the file under review echo "Checking imports in the file under review..." rg -A 10 "^import.*DataQualityService" backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.tsLength of output: 3373
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/pages/data-quality.page.vue (1)
41-42: Verify child component implementations.Let's ensure that the required child components are properly implemented with necessary props and events.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify these components using
fdto first confirm their existence and then examine their content.
Child components are properly implemented and integrated
The verification shows that both required components (
data-quality-member.vueanddata-quality-organization.vue) exist and are properly implemented with:
- Correct component structure and naming
- Proper child components integration
- Well-defined props and events
- Complete functionality for data quality features:
- Member component handles merge suggestions, identities, and work history
- Organization component handles merge suggestions
- Proper integration with UI components and services
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of child components # Check for the existence and implementation of data quality components echo "Checking data-quality-member component..." rg -A 10 "export default.*data-quality-member" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/ echo "Checking data-quality-organization component..." rg -A 10 "export default.*data-quality-organization" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/Length of output: 393
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#!/bin/bash # First, let's verify the existence of these files echo "Checking for component files..." fd -e vue "data-quality-member|data-quality-organization" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/ # If files exist, let's examine their content echo -e "\nChecking component implementations..." for file in $(fd -e vue "data-quality-member|data-quality-organization" frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/); do echo -e "\n=== Content of $file ===" cat "$file" doneLength of output: 21648
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (2)
44-48: LGTM! Component definition follows Vue.js naming conventions.The component name is properly defined and follows the recommended naming pattern for Vue components.
9-23: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd error handling for missing organization properties
The component assumes organization.logo and organization.displayName will always be available. Consider adding null checks or default values.
<lf-avatar - :src="organization.logo" - :name="organization.displayName" + :src="organization.logo ?? ''" + :name="organization.displayName ?? 'Unknown Organization'" :size="32" >frontend/src/ui-kit/badge/badge.scss (3)
32-36: LGTM! Danger badge type follows established patterns.The implementation correctly follows the existing badge type pattern and uses appropriate CSS custom properties.
38-42: LGTM! Warning badge type follows established patterns.The implementation correctly follows the existing badge type pattern and uses appropriate CSS custom properties.
32-42: Verify custom properties are defined.Let's ensure the new CSS custom properties for danger and warning badges are properly defined in the styles configuration.
✅ Verification successful
Custom properties are properly defined and configured
The verification shows that all the required CSS custom properties for both danger and warning badges are correctly defined:
- The custom properties are properly defined in
frontend/config/styles/components/badge.scss:
- Danger badge properties using red color variables
- Warning badge properties using yellow color variables
- These properties are correctly referenced in
frontend/src/ui-kit/badge/badge.scss🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the new CSS custom properties are defined in the styles configuration # Test: Search for the new custom properties definitions echo "Checking for danger badge custom properties..." rg --type css "lf-badge-danger-(background|border|text)" echo "Checking for warning badge custom properties..." rg --type css "lf-badge-warning-(background|border|text)"Length of output: 1487
backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (2)
10-29: LGTM! Well-documented and properly implemented.The method is well-documented with JSDoc comments and follows a clean implementation pattern.
42-51: Verify the per-platform identity threshold and add documentation.The threshold of
1identity per platform seems very restrictive. Please verify if this is the intended business logic, as it would flag any member with more than one identity on a single platform.Additionally:
- The threshold should be configurable
- Missing JSDoc documentation
Let's verify the current implementation's impact:
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue (2)
34-45: LGTM!The imports are well-organized and follow Vue 3 composition API best practices.
57-61: LGTM!The component definition follows Vue naming conventions.
frontend/src/config/permissions/admin.ts (2)
78-79: LGTM! The new data quality permissions are properly configured.The addition of read and edit permissions for data quality features follows the established pattern and provides appropriate access levels for admin users.
Let's verify that these permissions are properly defined in the enum:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the new permissions are defined in the LfPermission enum # and consistently applied across different role configurations # Check the enum definition rg "enum LfPermission" -A 100 # Check permission usage across role configurations rg "dataQualityRead|dataQualityEdit" --type ts
78-79: Verify permission consistency across roles.Ensure these permissions are appropriately configured for other roles (e.g., readonly users might need read-only access).
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the permission configurations.
This should help us find all files that use the permission system and specifically how dataQuality permissions are configured across different roles or contexts.
Permission configuration is correctly implemented across roles
The verification shows that data quality permissions are properly configured across different role types:
- Admin role: Has both read and edit permissions (dataQualityRead: true, dataQualityEdit: true)
- Project Admin role: Has both read and edit permissions (dataQualityRead: true, dataQualityEdit: true)
- Readonly role: Has read-only access (dataQualityRead: true, dataQualityEdit: false)
The permissions are also properly used in the codebase:
- Defined in the permissions types (Permissions.ts)
- Used in route guards (data-quality.routes.ts)
- Referenced in menu visibility controls (menu.vue)
🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check permission configurations across different role files # Find all permission configuration files fd "permissions.*\.ts$" frontend/src/config/permissions # Compare permission settings across roles for file in $(fd "permissions.*\.ts$" frontend/src/config/permissions); do echo "=== $file ===" rg "dataQuality(Read|Edit)" "$file" || echo "No data quality permissions found" doneLength of output: 116
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#!/bin/bash # First, let's find all TypeScript files in the frontend directory that might contain permission configurations echo "=== Finding permission-related files ===" rg -l "LfPermission" frontend/src # Then, let's examine the content of these files for dataQuality permissions echo -e "\n=== Checking dataQuality permissions usage ===" rg "dataQuality(Read|Edit)" frontend/src -A 1 -B 1Length of output: 7725
frontend/src/config/permissions/projectAdmin.ts (1)
78-79: LGTM! Verify permission consistency across roles.The new data quality permissions are correctly added and align with the project admin's role responsibilities.
Let's verify the consistency of these permissions across other role configurations:
✅ Verification successful
Permissions are consistently configured across all roles ✅
The verification confirms that data quality permissions are properly implemented across all role configurations with appropriate access levels:
- Admin: Both read and edit enabled (true/true)
- Project Admin: Both read and edit enabled (true/true)
- Readonly: Read enabled, edit disabled (true/false)
The permission settings align with the expected role capabilities and follow a logical access control pattern.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify data quality permissions across all permission configuration files # Expected: dataQualityRead and dataQualityEdit permissions should be present in admin.ts and readonly.ts echo "Checking permission configurations..." rg -A 1 "dataQualityRead|dataQualityEdit" "frontend/src/config/permissions/"Length of output: 816
frontend/src/config/permissions/readonly.ts (1)
78-79: LGTM! Permission configuration aligns with readonly role expectations.The new data quality permissions are correctly configured:
dataQualityRead: trueallows readonly users to view data quality informationdataQualityEdit: falseprevents modification of data quality settingsThis maintains consistency with the readonly role's intended access level.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (2)
82-96: LGTM! Well-structured component implementation.The helper functions, lifecycle hooks, and component definition are well-implemented and follow Vue best practices.
26-27: Review the icon size.The
text-10xlclass results in an extremely large icon size. Consider using a more moderate size class liketext-6xlortext-7xlfor better visual balance.frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (2)
106-110: LGTM!The component definition follows Vue.js naming conventions and is properly exported.
1-110: Verify component integration and dependencies.Let's verify the component's integration with the data quality feature and the existence of its dependencies.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information with a refined search strategy.
This refined search should help us verify the component integration and dependencies more thoroughly.
Based on the comprehensive results, I can now generate the final response.
Component integration and dependencies verified successfully
The verification results show that:
- All required UI components (Button, Radio, Spinner) exist and are properly implemented in the ui-kit directory
- The component is properly integrated within the data quality module, used by
data-quality-member.vue- The child component
data-quality-member-issues-item.vueexists- The DataQualityApiService is implemented in the expected location
- DataIssueType and data issue types configuration are properly defined with multiple type implementations
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify component integration and dependencies # Test 1: Verify the parent component that uses this component echo "Checking parent component usage..." rg -l "LfDataQualityMemberIssues" --type vue # Test 2: Verify the existence of required components echo -e "\nChecking required components..." components=( "ui-kit/spinner/Spinner.vue" "ui-kit/button/Button.vue" "ui-kit/radio/Radio.vue" "modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue" ) for component in "${components[@]}"; do fd -e vue "$component" done # Test 3: Verify the data issue types configuration echo -e "\nChecking data issue types configuration..." rg -l "dataIssueTypes" --type tsLength of output: 948
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify component integration and dependencies with refined search # Test 1: Search for vue files that might use this component with a different pattern echo "Checking parent component usage (refined)..." fd -e vue . | xargs rg -l "data-quality-member-issues" # Test 2: Verify the existence of required components with a broader search echo -e "\nChecking UI components..." fd -e vue -e ts "Spinner|Button|Radio" frontend/src/ui-kit # Test 3: Check data quality related components echo -e "\nChecking data quality components..." fd -e vue "data-quality.*member.*issues" frontend/src/modules # Test 4: Verify DataQualityApiService implementation echo -e "\nChecking API service implementation..." rg -l "class DataQualityApiService" --type ts # Test 5: Check DataIssueType definition echo -e "\nChecking DataIssueType definition..." rg -l "DataIssueType" --type tsLength of output: 1917
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
95-99: LGTM!The component export follows Vue naming conventions correctly.
frontend/src/shared/modules/monitoring/types/event.ts (1)
38-38: LGTM! Verify usage in related components.The addition of
DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANTtoPageEventKeyfollows the established naming patterns and integrates well with the new data quality management feature.Let's verify its usage in the related components:
✅ Verification successful
Let me try different search patterns and file types to verify the usage.
The
DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANTenum value is properly integrated and usedThe verification shows that the new enum value is correctly used in the codebase:
- It's properly defined in
frontend/src/shared/modules/monitoring/types/event.ts- It's used in
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/data-quality.routes.tsfor route configuration and event tracking- The string value is consistently used across these files
- The implementation aligns with the data quality feature's structure, as evidenced by the numerous related files in both frontend and backend
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANT enum value # Expected: Should find references in data quality related components # Search for direct usage of the enum value rg "PageEventKey.DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANT" -t ts -t vue # Search for the string value in case it's used directly rg "'Data Quality Assistant'" -t ts -t vueLength of output: 160
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#!/bin/bash # Search for direct usage of the enum value without file type restrictions rg "PageEventKey.DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANT" # Search for string literal without file type restrictions rg "'Data Quality Assistant'" # Search for the enum value in TypeScript files rg "DATA_QUALITY_ASSISTANT" -t typescript # List all files that might be related to data quality assistant fd -e ts -e tsx -e vue "quality"Length of output: 1738
backend/src/api/index.ts (1)
242-242: LGTM! Verify error handling consistency.The data quality route is correctly placed before tenant and segment middleware. Let's verify the error handling implementation matches the existing pattern.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate a new script to check the error handling pattern with a corrected regex:
Let me try one more time with a properly escaped regex pattern:
Error handling is properly implemented and consistent with the codebase patterns
The verification shows that the data quality routes are well-implemented with proper error handling:
- Uses
safeWrapmiddleware for global error handling- Implements permission checks via
PermissionChecker- Uses standardized response handling through
req.responseHandler- Includes proper input validation with clear error messages
- Has comprehensive API documentation with response codes
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify error handling consistency in the data quality routes # Test 1: Check if the route uses safeWrap middleware like other routes echo "Checking for safeWrap usage in data quality routes..." ast-grep --pattern 'safeWrap($_)' backend/src/api/dataQuality/ # Test 2: Check if the route implements similar error handling as other routes echo "Checking error handling pattern..." rg -A 5 "catch\s*\([^)]*\)\s*{" backend/src/api/dataQuality/Length of output: 668
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify error handling consistency in the data quality routes # Check error handling implementation in data quality files echo "Checking error handling in data quality member route..." rg "catch.*{" -A 5 backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts echo "Checking error handling in data quality organization route..." rg "catch.*{" -A 5 backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.ts # Get a sample of error handling from other routes for comparison echo "Checking error handling pattern in other routes..." rg "catch.*{" -A 5 "backend/src/api/!(dataQuality)/**/*.ts" -l | head -n 2 | xargs rg "catch.*{" -A 5Length of output: 934
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify error handling consistency in the data quality routes # Check error handling implementation in data quality files echo "Checking error handling in data quality member route..." rg "catch\s*\{" -A 5 backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts echo "Checking error handling in data quality organization route..." rg "catch\s*\{" -A 5 backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.ts # Let's also verify the middleware usage and route structure echo "Checking route structure and middleware..." cat backend/src/api/dataQuality/index.ts # Get implementation of the route handlers echo "Checking route handler implementations..." cat backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityMember.ts cat backend/src/api/dataQuality/dataQualityOrganization.tsLength of output: 3851
services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/organizations.ts (1)
1-143: Overall, the code looks good with minor issues to addressThe code is well-structured and aligns with project conventions. Addressing the minor issues will enhance data integrity and prevent potential bugs.
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Consider importing route handlers directly.
Instead of using require in the route definitions, consider importing the handlers at the top of the file for better code organization and to leverage TypeScript's static type checking.
import { safeWrap } from '../../middlewares/errorMiddleware'
+import memberHandler from './dataQualityMember'
+import organizationHandler from './dataQualityOrganization'Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| export enum IDataQualityType { | ||
| MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES = 'more-than-10-identities', | ||
| MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM = 'more-than-1-identity-per-platform', | ||
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience', | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider revising enum naming and documentation.
- The 'I' prefix is typically used for interfaces in TypeScript, not enums. Consider renaming to
DataQualityType. - Consider using SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE for enum values to follow TypeScript conventions.
- Add JSDoc comments to document each type's purpose.
+/**
+ * Represents different types of data quality issues that can be detected.
+ */
-export enum IDataQualityType {
+export enum DataQualityType {
+ /** Members with more than 10 identities across all platforms */
- MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES = 'more-than-10-identities',
+ MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES = 'MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES',
+ /** Members with multiple identities on the same platform */
- MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM = 'more-than-1-identity-per-platform',
+ MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM = 'MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM',
+ /** Members without any work experience data */
- NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience',
+ NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE',
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| export enum IDataQualityType { | |
| MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES = 'more-than-10-identities', | |
| MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM = 'more-than-1-identity-per-platform', | |
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience', | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Represents different types of data quality issues that can be detected. | |
| */ | |
| export enum DataQualityType { | |
| /** Members with more than 10 identities across all platforms */ | |
| MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES = 'MORE_THAN_10_IDENTITIES', | |
| /** Members with multiple identities on the same platform */ | |
| MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM = 'MORE_THAN_1_IDENTITY_PER_PLATFORM', | |
| /** Members without any work experience data */ | |
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE', | |
| } |
| const noWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'No work experience', | ||
| badgeType: 'danger', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'Missing work experiences', | ||
| description: () => 'This profile has no work experience, please review if this is correct.', | ||
| }; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing the description with more actionable guidance.
While the current description is clear, it could be more helpful by providing specific actions users can take to resolve the issue.
Consider updating the description to be more actionable:
- description: () => 'This profile has no work experience, please review if this is correct.',
+ description: () => 'This profile has no work experience. If this is incorrect, add relevant work history or mark the profile as a student/new graduate if applicable.',📝 Committable suggestion
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| const noWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | |
| label: 'No work experience', | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => 'Missing work experiences', | |
| description: () => 'This profile has no work experience, please review if this is correct.', | |
| }; | |
| const noWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | |
| label: 'No work experience', | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => 'Missing work experiences', | |
| description: () => 'This profile has no work experience. If this is incorrect, add relevant work history or mark the profile as a student/new graduate if applicable.', | |
| }; |
| label: 'More than 10 identities', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 10 identities', | ||
| description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} identities, please review them if they are all necessary.`, |
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Replace any type with a proper interface.
Using any type reduces type safety. Consider creating a proper interface for the member object that explicitly defines the expected properties.
- description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} identities, please review them if they are all necessary.`,
+ interface Member {
+ identityCount: number;
+ }
+ description: (member: Member) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} identities, please review them if they are all necessary.`,Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const moreThan1IdentityPerPlatform: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'More than 1 identity per platform', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 1 identity per platform', |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider making the badge text dynamic.
The badge text could be more informative by including the number of identities or affected platforms.
- badgeText: () => 'More than 1 identity per platform',
+ badgeText: (member: { platforms: string }) => {
+ const platforms = member.platforms?.split(',') ?? [];
+ return `${platforms.length} identities across platforms`;
+ },Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| ` | ||
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| mi.platform, | ||
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' AND mi.type = 'username' | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | ||
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold} | ||
| ) | ||
| SELECT | ||
| p."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms, | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM platform_identities p | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| GROUP BY p."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
Directly inserting variables into SQL queries can be dangerous. Use placeholders and parameter arrays to secure the query.
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return qx.select(
`
WITH platform_identities AS (
SELECT
mi."memberId",
mi.platform,
COUNT(*) AS "identityCount"
FROM "memberIdentities" mi
JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' AND mi.type = 'username'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $1 AND mi.type = 'username'
GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform
- HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(*) > $2
)
SELECT
p."memberId",
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
m.id,
STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms,
msa."activityCount"
FROM platform_identities p
JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id
- LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $3
GROUP BY p."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5;
`,
- {
- treshold,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [
+ tenantId,
+ threshold,
+ segmentId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
)Ensure the parameter list aligns with the placeholders in your SQL query.
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| ` | |
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| mi.platform, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' AND mi.type = 'username' | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold} | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms, | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM platform_identities p | |
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| GROUP BY p."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| ` | |
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| mi.platform, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $1 AND mi.type = 'username' | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > $2 | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms, | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM platform_identities p | |
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $3 | |
| GROUP BY p."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5; | |
| `, | |
| [ | |
| tenantId, | |
| threshold, | |
| segmentId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| ], |
| export async function updateMemberOrganization( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| memberId: string, | ||
| id: string, | ||
| data: Partial<IMemberOrganization>, | ||
| ): Promise<void> { | ||
| return qx.result( | ||
| ` | ||
| UPDATE "memberOrganizations" | ||
| SET | ||
| "organizationId" = $(organizationId), | ||
| "dateStart" = $(dateStart), | ||
| "dateEnd" = $(dateEnd), | ||
| title = $(title), | ||
| source = $(source), | ||
| "updatedAt" = $(updatedAt) | ||
| WHERE "memberId" = $(memberId) AND "id" = $(id); | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| memberId, | ||
| id, | ||
| organizationId: data.organizationId, | ||
| dateStart: data.dateStart, | ||
| dateEnd: data.dateEnd, | ||
| title: data.title, | ||
| source: data.source, | ||
| updatedAt: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Prevent unintended overwrites by updating only defined fields in updateMemberOrganization
In the updateMemberOrganization function, updating all fields without checking for undefined values may overwrite existing data with NULL. Consider modifying the SQL query to update only the fields provided in data.
Here's how you might adjust the code:
export async function updateMemberOrganization(
qx: QueryExecutor,
memberId: string,
id: string,
data: Partial<IMemberOrganization>,
): Promise<void> {
const fields = []
const params: any = { memberId, id, updatedAt: new Date().toISOString() }
if (data.organizationId !== undefined) {
fields.push('"organizationId" = $(organizationId)')
params.organizationId = data.organizationId
}
if (data.dateStart !== undefined) {
fields.push('"dateStart" = $(dateStart)')
params.dateStart = data.dateStart
}
if (data.dateEnd !== undefined) {
fields.push('"dateEnd" = $(dateEnd)')
params.dateEnd = data.dateEnd
}
if (data.title !== undefined) {
fields.push('title = $(title)')
params.title = data.title
}
if (data.source !== undefined) {
fields.push('source = $(source)')
params.source = data.source
}
fields.push('"updatedAt" = $(updatedAt)')
const sql = `
UPDATE "memberOrganizations"
SET
${fields.join(', ')}
WHERE "memberId" = $(memberId) AND "id" = $(id);
`
return qx.result(sql, params)
}| export async function createMemberOrganization( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| memberId: string, | ||
| data: Partial<IMemberOrganization>, | ||
| ): Promise<void> { | ||
| return qx.result( | ||
| ` | ||
| INSERT INTO "memberOrganizations"("memberId", "organizationId", "dateStart", "dateEnd", "title", "source", "createdAt", "updatedAt") | ||
| VALUES($(memberId), $(organizationId), $(dateStart), $(dateEnd), $(title), $(source), $(date), $(date)) | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| memberId, | ||
| organizationId: data.organizationId, | ||
| dateStart: data.dateStart, | ||
| dateEnd: data.dateEnd, | ||
| title: data.title, | ||
| source: data.source, | ||
| date: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Ensure required fields are validated in createMemberOrganization
When creating a new member organization, if required fields are missing in data, the database may insert NULL values, which could lead to data integrity issues. Please validate that all required fields are provided before insertion.
Implement input validation to check for required fields like organizationId, title, and others before executing the SQL query.
| DELETE FROM "memberOrganizations" | ||
| WHERE "memberId" = $(memberId) | ||
| AND "organizationId" = $(organizationId) | ||
| AND (("dateStart" = $(dateStart)) OR ("dateStart" IS NULL AND $(dateStart) IS NULL)) | ||
| AND (("dateEnd" = $(dateEnd)) OR ("dateEnd" IS NULL AND $(dateEnd) IS NULL)) | ||
| AND "deletedAt" IS NOT NULL; |
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Double-check NULL handling in cleanSoftDeletedMemberOrganization conditions
The DELETE statement in cleanSoftDeletedMemberOrganization includes conditions that compare dateStart and dateEnd, handling NULL values explicitly. Ensure that this logic accurately identifies and deletes only the intended records, as incorrect handling may lead to unintended data loss.
Review and test the conditional logic to confirm it behaves as expected when dateStart or dateEnd are NULL.
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| import { IMemberOrganization } from '@crowd/types' | |||
| import { QueryExecutor } from '../queryExecutor' | |||
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Please add a newline between the import statements to comply with the project's linting and formatting guidelines.
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backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
52-52: Extract magic numbers into named constants.The numbers
15and1are used as thresholds but their meaning isn't immediately clear. Consider extracting these into named constants at the module level.+ const MAX_TOTAL_IDENTITIES = 15; + const MAX_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 1; static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentities(...) { - return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, 15, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) + return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, MAX_TOTAL_IDENTITIES, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) } static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(...) { - return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, 1, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) + return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, MAX_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) }Also applies to: 74-74
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backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
1-5: Verify data access layer integration.The repository relies on imported functions from
@crowd/data-access-layer. Let's verify these functions exist and have matching signatures.✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify these functions in the data access layer.
This will help us:
- Find where the data-quality module is referenced
- Locate the actual function declarations with some context
Let me get more context about the function signatures to ensure they match completely.
Data access layer integration is verified and exists
The verification confirms that all three functions are properly defined in the data access layer at
services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.tswith appropriate signatures:
fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience(qx: QueryExecutor, tenantId: string, limit: number, offset: number)fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx: QueryExecutor, treshold = 15, tenantId: string, limit: number)fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx: QueryExecutor, treshold = 1, tenantId: string, limit: number)The imports in
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| class DataQualityRepository { | ||
| /** | ||
| * Finds members with no work experience. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {IRepositoryOptions} options - The repository options for executing the query. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of results to return. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The offset from which to begin returning results. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment. | ||
| * @return {Promise<Members[]>} - A promise that resolves with an array of members having no work experience. | ||
| */ | ||
| static async findMembersWithNoWorkExperience( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } | ||
|
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| /** | ||
| * Finds and returns members with too many identities. | ||
| * Executes a query to fetch members who exceed a certain number of identities. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {IRepositoryOptions} options - Repository options for querying the database. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - Identifier of the tenant whose members are being queried. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The number of members to skip before starting to collect the result set. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - Identifier of the segment to filter members. | ||
| * @return {Promise<Array>} A promise that resolves to an array of members with too many identities. | ||
| */ | ||
| static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentities( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, 15, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Finds members with too many identities per platform. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {IRepositoryOptions} options - The repository options for database connection and other configurations. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to return. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The number of members to skip before starting to collect the result set. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | ||
| * | ||
| * @return {Promise<Array>} A promise that resolves to an array of members with too many identities per platform. | ||
| */ | ||
| static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, 1, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Convert class to a TypeScript module with standalone functions.
The class currently only contains static methods, which suggests it's being used as a namespace. Converting this into a module with exported functions would be more idiomatic in TypeScript and improve maintainability.
Consider refactoring to:
- class DataQualityRepository {
+ const getQueryExecutor = (options: IRepositoryOptions) =>
+ SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options);
+ export interface DataQualityQueryParams {
+ options: IRepositoryOptions;
+ tenantId: string;
+ limit: number;
+ offset: number;
+ segmentId: string;
+ }
+ export const findMembersWithNoWorkExperience = async ({
+ options,
+ tenantId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ segmentId,
+ }: DataQualityQueryParams) => {
+ const qx = getQueryExecutor(options);
+ return fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId);
+ };
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (1)
3-8: Enhance clarity and actionability of messagesThe configuration structure is good, but the messages could be more informative and actionable.
Consider this improved version:
const conflictingWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { label: 'Conflicting work experience', badgeType: 'danger', - badgeText: () => 'Conflicting work experiences', - description: () => 'This profile has Conflicting work experiences, please review them.', + badgeText: () => 'Overlapping work experiences', + description: () => 'This profile contains work experiences with overlapping date ranges at different organizations. Please review and resolve the timeline conflicts.', };frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts (1)
1-15: Consider adding JSDoc documentation.The configuration object would benefit from documentation explaining its purpose and usage.
Add JSDoc comments:
+/** + * Configuration for detecting and displaying warnings about multiple verified identities + * on the same platform for a member. + * + * @type {DataIssueTypeConfig} + */ const tooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform: DataIssueTypeConfig = {backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (2)
1-1: Remove unnecessary ESLint disable comment.The
/* eslint-disable no-continue */comment can be removed as there are nocontinuestatements in this file.
74-78: Enhance TODO tracking and method implementation.Consider the following improvements:
- Add tracking information to the TODO comment (e.g., issue number)
- Make the method
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- // TODO: Implement this method when there are checks available - // eslint-disable-next-line class-methods-use-this - async findOrganizationIssues() { + // TODO(#issue): Implement organization data quality checks + static async findOrganizationIssues(): Promise<[]> { return Promise.resolve([]) }frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1)
22-47: Remove commented out code.Remove the commented-out code block as it:
- Clutters the file and reduces readability
- Can be retrieved from version control if needed
- May become outdated and misleading over time
backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
34-43: Ensure consistency in parameter documentationThe parameter descriptions in the JSDoc comments vary across methods. For consistency and clarity, consider standardizing the descriptions for parameters like
tenantId,limit,offset, andsegmentId.
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- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/incomplete-work-experience.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-emails.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1 hunks)
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts (1)
1-8: LGTM! Clean and well-structured enum implementation.The enum follows TypeScript best practices with consistent naming conventions and clear categorization of data quality issues.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (2)
1-10: Verify consistency with other data quality configurationsLet's ensure this configuration follows the same patterns as other data quality issue types.
#!/bin/bash # Find and compare with other data quality type configurations fd -e ts -e tsx --full-path "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types" --exec cat {} \; # Verify the integration in the data quality system rg -t typescript "conflictingWorkExperience" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/"
1-1: Verify the imported type existsThe import statement looks correct, but let's verify the existence and structure of the imported type.
✅ Verification successful
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DataIssueTypeConfigtype definition, as the previous search didn't specifically locate it.The previous results showed that multiple files are consistently importing and using the type with similar structure (all having label, badgeType, badgeText, and description properties), but we need to verify the actual type definition to ensure it exists and matches this usage pattern.
Based on the results, I found the
DataIssueTypeConfiginterface definition in the data-issue-types.ts file. The type exists and is properly defined with the expected structure:export interface DataIssueTypeConfig { label: string; badgeType: string; badgeText: (entity: Contributor | Organization) => string; description: (entity: Contributor | Organization) => string; }Import statement is valid and type exists
The import statement is correctly referencing an existing type that matches the usage pattern seen across multiple data quality configuration files. The type is well-defined with all the required properties (label, badgeType, badgeText, and description) that are consistently used by other data quality configurations in the same directory.
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backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1)
1-8: Verify implementation of data quality checksLet's ensure that all enum values have corresponding implementations in the service layer.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the actual implementations since we only found the type definitions. Let's search for the service layer implementations.
Let me generate the final response based on the gathered information.
Data quality types are properly implemented across the codebase
The verification shows that all enum values from
IDataQualityTypeare properly referenced and implemented:
- All data quality types are consistently used in both frontend (
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/) and backend (backend/src/) codebases- The implementation is handled through
DataQualityServiceandDataQualityApiServiceclasses- Identity-related validations are implemented in the member identity service
- Email validations are present in the member service
- The data quality checks are integrated with the tenant-specific endpoints
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/incomplete-work-experience.ts (2)
12-12: LGTM!The export statement follows the module pattern correctly.
1-12: Verify integration with data quality configuration.Let's ensure this new type is properly integrated with other data quality configurations.
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Let me gather more information about how this type is integrated in the main configuration file.
This will help us verify:
- How the incomplete-work-experience type is imported and used in the main configuration
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Let me try one more verification with a modified regex pattern to check the structure of these configurations:
This should help us verify:
- If the new type is properly registered in the main configuration
- If it follows the same structure as other type configurations (with proper properties)
Integration verified and properly implemented
The incomplete work experience type is correctly integrated:
- It's properly imported and registered in
dataIssueTypesconfiguration- It follows the same structure as other type configurations with required properties (label, badgeType, badgeText, description)
- The implementation matches the pattern used by similar types like
tooManyEmailsandtooManyIdentitiesthat also use member data in their description🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the integration of incomplete work experience type with data quality configurations # Test 1: Check if the type is imported in the main data-issue-types configuration echo "Checking data-issue-types configuration..." rg -l "import.*incomplete-work-experience" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/" # Test 2: Look for similar patterns in other data quality type configurations echo "Checking consistency with other type configurations..." rg -l "DataIssueTypeConfig" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/"Length of output: 880
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#!/bin/bash # Check the actual integration in data-issue-types.ts echo "Checking how incomplete-work-experience is used in data-issue-types.ts..." rg "incomplete-work-experience" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts" -A 2 -B 2 # Check the structure of other similar type configurations echo -e "\nChecking structure of other type configurations for consistency..." for file in $(fd ".*\.ts$" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/"); do echo -e "\n=== $file ===" rg "DataIssueTypeConfig = {" "$file" -A 3 doneLength of output: 3803
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#!/bin/bash # Check how the type is used in the main configuration echo "Checking data-issue-types.ts for type registration..." rg "export const dataIssueTypes" -A 10 "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts" # Check structure of other configurations with fixed regex echo -e "\nChecking structure of type configurations..." for file in $(fd ".*\.ts$" "frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/"); do echo -e "\n=== $file ===" rg "const.*: DataIssueTypeConfig = \{" "$file" -A 4 doneLength of output: 4635
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM! Clean and focused imports.The imports are well-organized and specifically import only what's needed.
15-15: LGTM! Clean export statement.The default export is appropriate for this configuration object.
backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (3)
9-15: LGTM! Clean class setup.The class structure and constructor implementation follow TypeScript best practices.
25-72: Previous review suggestions are still applicable.The implementation would benefit from the improvements suggested in the previous review regarding error handling, maintainability, and code structure.
9-9: Verify service integration.Let's verify the proper integration of this service in the application.
| export enum DataIssueType { | ||
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'too-many-identities', | ||
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'too-many-identities-per-platform', | ||
| TOO_MANY_EMAILS = 'too-many-emails', | ||
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience', | ||
| INCOMPLETE_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'incomplete-work-experience', | ||
| CONFLICTING_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'conflicting-work-experience', | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing documentation and type safety.
To improve maintainability and type safety, consider:
- Adding JSDoc comments to document each issue type
- Including a type guard function for runtime validation
Here's how you could enhance the implementation:
+/**
+ * Represents different types of data quality issues that can be detected in the system.
+ */
export enum DataIssueType {
+ /** Multiple identities found for a single member across all platforms */
TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'too-many-identities',
+ /** Multiple identities found for a single member on the same platform */
TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'too-many-identities-per-platform',
+ /** Multiple email addresses associated with a single member */
TOO_MANY_EMAILS = 'too-many-emails',
+ /** Member has no work experience information */
NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience',
+ /** Member has work experience entries with missing required information */
INCOMPLETE_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'incomplete-work-experience',
+ /** Member has work experience entries with conflicting information */
CONFLICTING_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'conflicting-work-experience',
}
+/**
+ * Type guard to check if a value is a valid DataIssueType
+ * @param value - The value to check
+ * @returns True if the value is a valid DataIssueType
+ */
+export function isDataIssueType(value: string): value is DataIssueType {
+ return Object.values(DataIssueType).includes(value as DataIssueType);
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| export enum DataIssueType { | |
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'too-many-identities', | |
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'too-many-identities-per-platform', | |
| TOO_MANY_EMAILS = 'too-many-emails', | |
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience', | |
| INCOMPLETE_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'incomplete-work-experience', | |
| CONFLICTING_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'conflicting-work-experience', | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Represents different types of data quality issues that can be detected in the system. | |
| */ | |
| export enum DataIssueType { | |
| /** Multiple identities found for a single member across all platforms */ | |
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'too-many-identities', | |
| /** Multiple identities found for a single member on the same platform */ | |
| TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'too-many-identities-per-platform', | |
| /** Multiple email addresses associated with a single member */ | |
| TOO_MANY_EMAILS = 'too-many-emails', | |
| /** Member has no work experience information */ | |
| NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'no-work-experience', | |
| /** Member has work experience entries with missing required information */ | |
| INCOMPLETE_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'incomplete-work-experience', | |
| /** Member has work experience entries with conflicting information */ | |
| CONFLICTING_WORK_EXPERIENCE = 'conflicting-work-experience', | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Type guard to check if a value is a valid DataIssueType | |
| * @param value - The value to check | |
| * @returns True if the value is a valid DataIssueType | |
| */ | |
| export function isDataIssueType(value: string): value is DataIssueType { | |
| return Object.values(DataIssueType).includes(value as DataIssueType); | |
| } |
| label: 'More than 3 verified emails', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 3 verified emails', | ||
| description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails, please review them if they are all necessary.`, |
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Improve type safety for the member parameter.
The any type bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider creating a proper interface for the member object to ensure type safety.
- description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails, please review them if they are all necessary.`,
+ interface Member {
+ identityCount: number;
+ }
+ description: (member: Member) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails, please review them if they are all necessary.`,Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const tooManyEmails: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'More than 3 verified emails', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 3 verified emails', | ||
| description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails, please review them if they are all necessary.`, | ||
| }; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Based on the results from both verification scripts, I can now provide a final response:
The review comment is partially correct - both concerns are valid and verified
- The code incorrectly uses
identityCountto represent email count. From the SQL queries, we can see that email-specific counts should usetype = 'email'filter, but the current implementation uses a genericidentityCountwhich counts all identities, not just emails. - The hardcoded threshold of "3" appears in multiple places in the message strings, making it harder to maintain.
Specific issues found:
- The
identityCountproperty is misleading as it represents all identities, not just verified emails (verified by SQL queries indata-quality/members.ts) - The threshold value "3" is duplicated in three places within the component
Note: The suggested refactoring in the original review comment is appropriate, but should also include fixing the identityCount to specifically count email identities.
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify email count logic and consider extracting the threshold.
- The label mentions "verified emails" but uses
identityCount. Verify if this property actually represents the count of verified emails. - Consider extracting the threshold (3) as a named constant for better maintainability.
Consider refactoring to:
+ const EMAIL_THRESHOLD = 3;
+
const tooManyEmails: DataIssueTypeConfig = {
- label: 'More than 3 verified emails',
+ label: `More than ${EMAIL_THRESHOLD} verified emails`,
badgeType: 'warning',
- badgeText: () => 'More than 3 verified emails',
+ badgeText: () => `More than ${EMAIL_THRESHOLD} verified emails`,
description: (member: Member) =>
- `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails, please review them if they are all necessary.`,
+ `This profile has ${member.identityCount} verified emails (threshold: ${EMAIL_THRESHOLD}), please review them if they are all necessary.`,
};Let me analyze the results and generate one more verification script to get complete clarity.
The previous results show that identityCount is used in SQL queries from the memberIdentities table, but we need to verify if it's specifically counting email identities in the context of the "too many emails" check. The new script will help us understand if there's a specific filter for email type identities in the relevant queries.
Let me know the results of this script and I'll provide the final response.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify if identityCount represents verified emails count
# Search for references to identityCount to understand its meaning
rg -A 5 "identityCount"
# Search for any email verification related code
ast-grep --pattern 'email'
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the SQL queries and schema related to memberIdentities to understand the relationship with emails
rg -A 10 "memberIdentities.*email"
rg -A 5 "type = 'email'"
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| import { DataIssueTypeConfig } from '@/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types'; | ||
| import pluralize from 'pluralize'; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding proper type definition for the member parameter.
Instead of using any type, consider creating an interface that defines the expected shape of the member object with the required organizationsCount property.
interface Member {
organizationsCount: number;
// ... other properties
}| const incompleteWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'Incomplete work experience', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'Incomplete work experiences', | ||
| description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.organizationsCount} | ||
| incomplete work ${pluralize('experience', +member.organizationsCount)}, please review ${+member.organizationsCount > 1 ? 'them' : 'it'}.`, | ||
| }; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve string formatting and type safety.
The configuration object could benefit from better string formatting and explicit type handling.
Apply these improvements:
const incompleteWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = {
label: 'Incomplete work experience',
badgeType: 'warning',
badgeText: () => 'Incomplete work experiences',
- description: (member: any) => `This profile has ${member.organizationsCount}
- incomplete work ${pluralize('experience', +member.organizationsCount)}, please review ${+member.organizationsCount > 1 ? 'them' : 'it'}.`,
+ description: (member: Member) => {
+ const count = Number(member.organizationsCount);
+ return `This profile has ${count} incomplete work ${pluralize('experience', count)}, please review ${count > 1 ? 'them' : 'it'}.`;
+ },
};Changes made:
- Removed unnecessary line breaks and spaces in the template literal
- Added explicit number conversion using Number() instead of the + operator
- Improved readability by breaking down the logic
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| <lf-dropdown class="mb-6"> | ||
| <template #trigger> | ||
| <lf-button type="secondary"> | ||
| <lf-icon name="apps-2-line" /> | ||
| <span v-if="tab === 'merge-suggestions'">Merge suggestions</span> | ||
| <span v-else>{{ dataIssueTypes[tab]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span> | ||
| </lf-button> | ||
| </template> | ||
|
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| <lf-dropdown-item @click="tab = 'merge-suggestions'"> | ||
| Merge suggestions | ||
| </lf-dropdown-item> | ||
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| <lf-dropdown-item v-for="(config, type) in dataIssueTypes" :key="type" @click="tab = type"> | ||
| {{ config.label }} | ||
| </lf-dropdown-item> | ||
| </lf-dropdown> |
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Enhance dropdown accessibility and i18n support.
The dropdown implementation needs improvements for accessibility and internationalization:
Apply these enhancements:
- <lf-dropdown class="mb-6">
+ <lf-dropdown
+ class="mb-6"
+ :aria-label="$t('data-quality.issue-type-selector')"
+ >
<template #trigger>
<lf-button type="secondary">
<lf-icon name="apps-2-line" />
- <span v-if="tab === 'merge-suggestions'">Merge suggestions</span>
- <span v-else>{{ dataIssueTypes[tab]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span>
+ <span v-if="tab === 'merge-suggestions'">{{ $t('data-quality.merge-suggestions') }}</span>
+ <span v-else>{{ $t(dataIssueTypes[tab]?.labelKey) || $t('data-quality.select-issue-type') }}</span>
</lf-button>
</template>
- <lf-dropdown-item @click="tab = 'merge-suggestions'">
- Merge suggestions
+ <lf-dropdown-item
+ @click="tab = 'merge-suggestions'"
+ :aria-selected="tab === 'merge-suggestions'"
+ >
+ {{ $t('data-quality.merge-suggestions') }}
</lf-dropdown-item>
- <lf-dropdown-item v-for="(config, type) in dataIssueTypes" :key="type" @click="tab = type">
- {{ config.label }}
+ <lf-dropdown-item
+ v-for="(config, type) in dataIssueTypes"
+ :key="type"
+ @click="tab = type"
+ :aria-selected="tab === type"
+ >
+ {{ $t(config.labelKey) }}
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| static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentities( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, 15, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider externalizing magic numbers into constants
The hardcoded threshold value 15 in fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities can be replaced with a named constant to improve readability and maintainability.
Apply this diff to declare a constant for the threshold:
+const MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD = 15;
...
static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentities(
options: IRepositoryOptions,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
) {
const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options)
- return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, 15, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
+ return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
}Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC |
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Include all non-aggregated columns in the GROUP BY clause
The SQL query selects m."displayName" and m."attributes", but these columns are not included in the GROUP BY clause. SQL requires that all selected columns that are not aggregated must be included in the GROUP BY clause. Failing to do so can result in SQL errors or unexpected behavior.
Apply this diff to include the missing columns in the GROUP BY clause:
GROUP BY
- m.id, msa."activityCount"
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| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC |
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities
Variables are directly embedded into the SQL query string, which can introduce SQL injection risks. It's recommended to use parameter placeholders and pass the parameters separately to ensure the query is safe.
Apply this diff to modify the query:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId"
- LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL)
GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [
+ segmentId,
+ tenantId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
)Ensure that the parameters array aligns with the placeholders in your SQL query.
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| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, | |
| [ | |
| segmentId, | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| ], |
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND mi.verified = true | ||
| AND mi.type = 'email' | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities
Variables are directly embedded into the SQL query, which can lead to SQL injection attacks. It's safer to use parameter placeholders and pass the parameters separately to ensure proper sanitization.
Apply this diff to modify the query:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT
mi."memberId",
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
m.id,
COUNT(*) AS "identityCount",
msa."activityCount"
FROM "memberIdentities" mi
JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id
- LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
AND mi.verified = true
AND mi.type = 'email'
GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount"
HAVING COUNT(*) > $3
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5;
`,
- {
- threshold,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [
+ segmentId,
+ tenantId,
+ threshold,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
)Ensure that your QueryExecutor supports parameterized queries with positional placeholders and adjust accordingly.
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| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.type = 'email' | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold} | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.type = 'email' | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > $3 | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5; | |
| `, | |
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| segmentId, | |
| tenantId, | |
| threshold, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (2)
146-182:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure consistent use of query parameters and prevent SQL injection
Variables are directly interpolated into SQL query strings, which can lead to SQL injection vulnerabilities. Use parameterized queries with placeholders to enhance security and maintainability.
Apply this diff to modify the query:
return qx.select( ` SELECT mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", msa."activityCount" FROM "memberIdentities" mi JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id - LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' + LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 AND mi.verified = true AND mi.type = 'email' GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > $3 ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5; `, - { - threshold, - tenantId, - limit, - offset, - segmentId, - }, + [ + segmentId, + tenantId, + threshold, + limit, + offset, + ], )Additionally, ensure that the parameters array aligns with the placeholders in your SQL query.
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184-215:⚠️ Potential issueInclude all selected non-aggregated columns in the GROUP BY clause
In
fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience, the SQL query selectsm."displayName"andm."attributes", but these columns are not included in theGROUP BYclause. SQL standards require that all selected non-aggregated columns be included in theGROUP BYclause to avoid ambiguous results.Apply this diff to include the missing columns:
GROUP BY - m.id, msa."activityCount" + m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount"Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| treshold = 15, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| treshold, |
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Correct the parameter name 'treshold' to 'threshold' in function definitions and usage
The parameter treshold is misspelled in both the function definition and usage within fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities and fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform. This should be corrected to threshold for consistency and clarity.
Apply this diff to correct the spelling:
// In fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities
export async function fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(
qx: QueryExecutor,
- treshold = 15,
+ threshold = 15,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
): Promise<IMember[]> {
return qx.select(
`
... SQL query ...
- HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold}
... SQL query ...
`,
{
- treshold,
+ threshold,
tenantId,
limit,
offset,
segmentId,
},
)
}
// In fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform
export async function fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(
qx: QueryExecutor,
- treshold = 1,
+ threshold = 1,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
): Promise<IMember[]> {
return qx.select(
`
... SQL query ...
- HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold}
... SQL query ...
`,
{
- treshold,
+ threshold,
tenantId,
limit,
offset,
segmentId,
},
)
}Also applies to: 103-137
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' AND mi.type = 'username' AND mi.verified = true | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | ||
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${treshold} | ||
| ) | ||
| SELECT | ||
| p."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms, | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM platform_identities p | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| GROUP BY p."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| treshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| export async function fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| threshold = 3, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND mi.verified = true | ||
| AND mi.type = 'email' | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > ${threshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| threshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| export async function fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication
Multiple functions in this file share similar patterns in constructing SQL queries and handling parameters. Consider abstracting common logic into helper functions or utilities to improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.
For example, you could create a utility function to build parameterized queries with placeholders, which can then be reused across different data retrieval functions.
| * Fetches members with a number of verified identities per platform exceeding a specified threshold for a given tenant. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to run the database queries. | ||
| * @param {number} [treshold=1] - The minimum number of verified identities per platform to filter members by. Defaults to 1. |
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Correct the misspelling of 'treshold' to 'threshold' in JSDoc comments
In the JSDoc comments for fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform, the parameter treshold is misspelled. It should be threshold to ensure clarity and prevent misunderstandings.
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* @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to run the database queries.
- * @param {number} [treshold=1] - The minimum number of verified identities per platform to filter members by. Defaults to 1.
+ * @param {number} [threshold=1] - The minimum number of verified identities per platform to filter members by. Defaults to 1.
* @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members.
* @param {number} limit - The maximum number of records to return.
* @param {number} offset - The number of records to skip.📝 Committable suggestion
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| * @param {number} [treshold=1] - The minimum number of verified identities per platform to filter members by. Defaults to 1. | |
| * @param {number} [threshold=1] - The minimum number of verified identities per platform to filter members by. Defaults to 1. |
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to perform database operations. | ||
| * @param {number} [treshold=15] - The threshold for the number of identities a member must exceed to be included in the results. |
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Correct the misspelling of 'treshold' to 'threshold' in JSDoc comments
In the JSDoc comments for fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities, the parameter treshold is misspelled. It should be threshold to adhere to standard spelling and avoid confusion.
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/**
* Fetches members with a number of identities that exceed a specified threshold.
*
* @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to perform database operations.
- * @param {number} [treshold=15] - The threshold for the number of identities a member must exceed to be included in the results.
+ * @param {number} [threshold=15] - The threshold for the number of identities a member must exceed to be included in the results.
* @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant whose members are being queried.
* @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to return.
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| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to perform database operations. | |
| * @param {number} [treshold=15] - The threshold for the number of identities a member must exceed to be included in the results. | |
| * | |
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to perform database operations. | |
| * @param {number} [threshold=15] - The threshold for the number of identities a member must exceed to be included in the results. |
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1)
31-31: Add component documentation.Add JSDoc documentation to describe the component's purpose, props, and usage.
/** * Data Quality Member Component * * Displays and manages data quality issues for members, including merge suggestions * and various issue types like identity conflicts and work experience problems. * * @component * @example * <lf-data-quality-member /> * * @example * <lf-data-quality-member project-group="group-id" /> */frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (1)
6-7: Move inline styles to class.For better maintainability and consistency, move the inline style to a CSS class.
- <div class="truncate" style="max-width: 40ch;"> + <div class="truncate max-w-40">Add to your stylesheet:
.max-w-40 { max-width: 40ch; }frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (1)
38-46: Consider organizing imports by category.For better maintainability, consider grouping imports into categories:
- Vue core
- UI components
- Store/utils
-import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; -import { computed, ref } from 'vue'; -import LfIcon from '@/ui-kit/icon/Icon.vue'; -import LfDropdown from '@/ui-kit/dropdown/Dropdown.vue'; -import LfDropdownItem from '@/ui-kit/dropdown/DropdownItem.vue'; -import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'; -import { useLfSegmentsStore } from '@/modules/lf/segments/store'; -import { getSegmentName } from '@/utils/segments'; -import LfInput from '@/ui-kit/input/Input.vue'; +// Vue core +import { computed, ref } from 'vue'; +import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'; + +// UI components +import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; +import LfIcon from '@/ui-kit/icon/Icon.vue'; +import LfDropdown from '@/ui-kit/dropdown/Dropdown.vue'; +import LfDropdownItem from '@/ui-kit/dropdown/DropdownItem.vue'; +import LfInput from '@/ui-kit/input/Input.vue'; + +// Store & utils +import { useLfSegmentsStore } from '@/modules/lf/segments/store'; +import { getSegmentName } from '@/utils/segments';frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (1)
22-24: Enhance accessibility for external link button.The external link button should indicate that it opens in a new tab for better accessibility.
- <lf-button type="secondary" size="small"> - <lf-icon name="external-link-line" />Review profile + <lf-button type="secondary" size="small" aria-label="Review profile (opens in new tab)"> + <lf-icon name="external-link-line" />Review profile + <span class="sr-only">(opens in new tab)</span>backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
35-45: Enhance JSDoc documentation with threshold informationThe JSDoc comment should include information about the identity threshold to make the behavior more transparent.
Update the documentation to include:
/** * Finds and returns members with too many identities. * Executes a query to fetch members who exceed 15 identities. * * @param {IRepositoryOptions} options - Repository options for querying the database. * @param {string} tenantId - Identifier of the tenant whose members are being queried. * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. * @param {number} offset - The number of members to skip before starting to collect the result set. * @param {string} segmentId - Identifier of the segment to filter members. * @return {Promise<Array>} A promise that resolves to an array of members with more than 15 identities. */
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- backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1 hunks)
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- backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts
- backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts
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[error] 12-120: Avoid classes that contain only static members.
Prefer using simple functions instead of classes with only static members.
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (2)
32-40: LGTM!The imports are well-organized and follow Vue best practices.
48-51: LGTM!The computed property correctly implements two-way binding following Vue's v-model convention.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (2)
66-70: LGTM!The component definition follows Vue naming conventions and best practices.
15-15: Review the use of important modifiers in classes.The use of
!modifiers (!border-0 !rounded-none) suggests potential CSS specificity issues. Consider reviewing the base styles oflf-inputto avoid using important modifiers.✅ Verification successful
The use of important modifiers is appropriate in this specific case
The important modifiers are used intentionally here to override the default input styles when the
lf-inputcomponent is used within a dropdown context. This is a common pattern for search inputs within dropdowns where you want to remove borders and rounded corners. The usage is isolated to this specific component and isn't indicative of a broader specificity issue, as evidenced by:
- This is the only instance of these particular important modifiers in the frontend codebase
- The base
LfInputcomponent has a clean implementation without competing styles- The modification is scoped to a specific UI pattern (search within dropdown)
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (11)
1-4: Imports are necessary and correctly referencedThe import statements for
IMemberandQueryExecutorare appropriate and correctly used.
5-14: JSDoc comments forfetchMembersWithoutWorkExperienceare clear and informativeThe documentation provides a clear explanation of the function's purpose, parameters, and return value, enhancing maintainability.
15-41: FunctionfetchMembersWithoutWorkExperiencecorrectly retrieves members without work experienceThe SQL query accurately selects members who have no associated work experience records in
"memberOrganizations". The use of LEFT JOIN and the conditionmo."memberId" IS NULLeffectively identifies such members.
43-53: JSDoc comments forfetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesare comprehensiveThe comments thoroughly describe the function's parameters and return value, aiding in understanding and future maintenance.
54-88: FunctionfetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitieseffectively identifies members exceeding identity thresholdThe SQL query aggregates identities per member and correctly filters those exceeding the specified threshold. The logic is sound and aligns with the intended functionality.
90-100: JSDoc comments forfetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatformare detailed and helpfulThe documentation clearly explains the purpose and parameters of the function, which is beneficial for developers.
101-144: FunctionfetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatformaccurately aggregates identities per platformThe use of a Common Table Expression (CTE) with
platform_identitiesefficiently calculates identity counts per platform. The subsequent query correctly selects members exceeding the threshold.
146-156: JSDoc comments forfetchMembersWithTooManyEmailsare preciseThe comments provide a clear description of the function's intent and its parameters, facilitating easier understanding.
157-193: FunctionfetchMembersWithTooManyEmailscorrectly fetches members with excessive email identitiesThe SQL query appropriately counts distinct verified email addresses and filters members exceeding the specified threshold, ensuring accurate results.
195-205: JSDoc comments forfetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperienceare informativeThe documentation adequately explains the function's purpose and parameters, aiding in code readability.
206-237: FunctionfetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperienceeffectively retrieves members with incomplete work dataThe function correctly identifies members with missing titles or start dates in their work experience records. The SQL query is well-structured to fulfill the requirement.
| <div> | ||
| <lf-data-quality-member-merge-suggestions | ||
| v-if="tab === 'merge-suggestions'" | ||
| :project-group="projectGroup" | ||
| /> | ||
| <lf-data-quality-member-issues | ||
| v-else | ||
| :type="tab" | ||
| :project-group="projectGroup" | ||
| /> | ||
| </div> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add loading and error states for better UX.
The component should handle loading and error states when switching between views.
- <div>
+ <div v-if="isLoading">
+ <lf-loading />
+ </div>
+ <div v-else-if="error">
+ <lf-error-state :error="error" @retry="loadData" />
+ </div>
+ <div v-else>
<lf-data-quality-member-merge-suggestions
v-if="tab === 'merge-suggestions'"
:project-group="projectGroup"
/>
<lf-data-quality-member-issues
v-else
:type="tab"
:project-group="projectGroup"
/>
</div>Add to script setup:
const isLoading = ref(false);
const error = ref<Error | null>(null);
async function loadData() {
try {
isLoading.value = true;
// Add data fetching logic here
} catch (e) {
error.value = e instanceof Error ? e : new Error('Unknown error');
} finally {
isLoading.value = false;
}
}| const tab = ref('merge-suggestions'); | ||
| const projectGroup = ref(route.query.projectGroup as string); |
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Improve type safety and state management.
The current implementation lacks proper typing and reactive state management.
-const tab = ref('merge-suggestions');
-const projectGroup = ref(route.query.projectGroup as string);
+type TabValue = 'merge-suggestions' | DataIssueType;
+
+const tab = ref<TabValue>('merge-suggestions');
+const projectGroup = ref<string | undefined>(
+ typeof route.query.projectGroup === 'string' ? route.query.projectGroup : undefined
+);
+
+watch(tab, () => {
+ loadData();
+});
+
+watch(projectGroup, () => {
+ if (projectGroup.value) {
+ loadData();
+ }
+});
+
+onMounted(() => {
+ loadData();
+});Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| <span v-if="selectedType === 'merge-suggestions'">Merge suggestions</span> | ||
| <span v-else>{{ dataIssueTypes[selectedType]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor hardcoded 'merge-suggestions' type.
The special handling of 'merge-suggestions' creates code duplication and reduces maintainability. Consider adding it to the dataIssueTypes configuration.
- <span v-if="selectedType === 'merge-suggestions'">Merge suggestions</span>
- <span v-else>{{ dataIssueTypes[selectedType]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span>
+ <span>{{ dataIssueTypes[selectedType]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span>
- <lf-dropdown-item
- :selected="selectedType === 'merge-suggestions'"
- @click="selectedType = 'merge-suggestions'"
- >
- Merge suggestions
- </lf-dropdown-item>Also applies to: 14-19
| <lf-dropdown width="19rem"> | ||
| <template #trigger> | ||
| <lf-button type="secondary"> | ||
| <lf-icon name="stack-line" /> | ||
| <div class="truncate" style="max-width: 40ch;"> | ||
| <span>Issue type: </span> | ||
| <span v-if="selectedType === 'merge-suggestions'">Merge suggestions</span> | ||
| <span v-else>{{ dataIssueTypes[selectedType]?.label || 'Select issue type' }}</span> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </lf-button> | ||
| </template> | ||
|
|
||
| <lf-dropdown-item | ||
| :selected="selectedType === 'merge-suggestions'" | ||
| @click="selectedType = 'merge-suggestions'" | ||
| > | ||
| Merge suggestions | ||
| </lf-dropdown-item> | ||
|
|
||
| <lf-dropdown-item | ||
| v-for="type in props.types" | ||
| :key="type" | ||
| :selected="selectedType === type" | ||
| @click="selectedType = type" | ||
| > | ||
| {{ dataIssueTypes[type]?.label }} | ||
| </lf-dropdown-item> | ||
| </lf-dropdown> |
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Add accessibility attributes to the dropdown.
The dropdown lacks proper accessibility attributes which could make it difficult for screen reader users.
- <lf-dropdown width="19rem">
+ <lf-dropdown
+ width="19rem"
+ aria-label="Select issue type"
+ role="listbox"
+ >
<template #trigger>
- <lf-button type="secondary">
+ <lf-button
+ type="secondary"
+ aria-haspopup="listbox"
+ :aria-expanded="isOpen"
+ >Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| <script lang="ts"> | ||
| export default { | ||
| name: 'LfDataQualityTypeDropdown', | ||
| }; | ||
| </script> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify component definition.
With Composition API, the component name can be defined in the setup script, eliminating the need for a separate script block.
-<script lang="ts">
-export default {
- name: 'LfDataQualityTypeDropdown',
-};
-</script>
+<script lang="ts" setup>
+defineOptions({
+ name: 'LfDataQualityTypeDropdown'
+});
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| <script lang="ts"> | |
| export default { | |
| name: 'LfDataQualityTypeDropdown', | |
| }; | |
| </script> | |
| <script lang="ts" setup> | |
| defineOptions({ | |
| name: 'LfDataQualityTypeDropdown' | |
| }); | |
| // ... rest of the setup script |
| import { | ||
| fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform, | ||
| fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience, | ||
| } from '@crowd/data-access-layer/src/data-quality' | ||
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| import SequelizeRepository from '@/database/repositories/sequelizeRepository' | ||
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| import { IRepositoryOptions } from './IRepositoryOptions' |
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Consider adding explicit return types for imported functions
The imported data quality functions from @crowd/data-access-layer would benefit from explicit TypeScript return type declarations to improve type safety and developer experience.
Consider creating an interface for the return types:
interface MemberDataQualityIssue {
id: string;
// add other relevant fields
}
// Then update the imports to include return types
import {
fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience: (
qx: any,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string
) => Promise<MemberDataQualityIssue[]>,
// similar type annotations for other functions
} from '@crowd/data-access-layer/src/data-quality'| static async findMembersWithNoWorkExperience( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } |
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Add input validation for method parameters
While the implementation is correct, it would benefit from parameter validation to ensure data integrity and provide clear error messages.
Consider adding validation:
static async findMembersWithNoWorkExperience(
options: IRepositoryOptions,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
) {
if (!tenantId) throw new Error('tenantId is required')
if (limit < 0) throw new Error('limit must be non-negative')
if (offset < 0) throw new Error('offset must be non-negative')
const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options)
return fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
}| static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, 1, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } |
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Add error handling for database operations
The method should handle potential database errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.
Consider adding try-catch block:
static async findMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(
options: IRepositoryOptions,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
) {
try {
const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options)
return await fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, 1, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to fetch members with too many identities per platform: ${error.message}`)
}
}| static async findMembersWithTooManyEmails( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails(qx, 3, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } |
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Add pagination interface for better type safety
Consider creating a dedicated interface for pagination parameters to ensure consistency across repository methods.
Create and use a pagination interface:
interface PaginationParams {
limit: number;
offset: number;
}
static async findMembersWithTooManyEmails(
options: IRepositoryOptions,
tenantId: string,
pagination: PaginationParams,
segmentId: string,
) {
const { limit, offset } = pagination
const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options)
return fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails(qx, 3, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
}| static async findMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience( | ||
| options: IRepositoryOptions, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) | ||
| } |
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Add type safety for query executor
The query executor type should be explicitly defined to ensure type safety when passing it to the DAL function.
Add type definition:
import { QueryTypes } from 'sequelize'
interface QueryExecutor {
query<T = any>(
sql: string,
options?: { type: QueryTypes; replacements?: any }
): Promise<T>;
}
static async findMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience(
options: IRepositoryOptions,
tenantId: string,
limit: number,
offset: number,
segmentId: string,
) {
const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) as QueryExecutor
return fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience(qx, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId)
}
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (2)
15-15: Simplify class modifiers for better maintainability.The class syntax
!border-0 !rounded-noneuses multiple important modifiers. Consider using a custom class or component prop to handle these styles.-class=" !border-0 !rounded-none shadow-none" +class="no-border shadow-none"
58-58: Consider adding runtime validation for emitted value.While the type is correctly defined, consider adding runtime validation to ensure the emitted value matches a valid project group ID.
-const emit = defineEmits<{(e: 'update:modelValue', value: string): void}>(); +const emit = defineEmits({ + 'update:modelValue': (value: string) => { + return projectGroups.value.list.some(group => group.id === value); + } +});frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
57-59: Add prop validation.Consider adding validation for the projectGroup prop to ensure it's a non-empty string.
const props = defineProps<{ - projectGroup: string, + projectGroup: string & { _brand?: 'NonEmptyString' }, }>(); + +const validateProjectGroup = (value: string) => { + if (!value?.trim()) { + throw new Error('projectGroup cannot be empty'); + } +}; + +validateProjectGroup(props.projectGroup);
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frontend/src/ui-kit/tabs/Tab.vue (2)
14-14: LGTM! Well-typed prop addition.The new optional
preserveQueryprop is properly typed and follows Vue naming conventions.
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Let's verify existing usages:
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No impact on existing tab implementations
Based on the search results, the changes to the Tab component's routing behavior are safe because:
- The new
preserveQueryprop is optional and defaults tofalse, maintaining backward compatibility- Existing tab implementations that use route hash (found in
lf-admin-panel-page.vue,activity-list-page.vue) work independently of this change- The parent
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39-50: LGTM!Imports are well-organized and follow consistent naming conventions.
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43-56: LGTM! Clean imports and component setup.The imports are well-organized and all dependencies are properly declared.
107-111: LGTM! Clear component registration.The component is properly registered with a descriptive name.
| router?.push(props.preserveQuery ? { | ||
| ...route, | ||
| hash: `#${props.name}`, | ||
| } : { |
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Consider adding type safety and route property filtering.
While the implementation works, it could benefit from additional safeguards:
Consider applying these improvements:
const selectTab = () => {
- router?.push(props.preserveQuery ? {
- ...route,
- hash: `#${props.name}`,
- } : {
- hash: `#${props.name}`,
- });
+ const baseRoute = props.preserveQuery
+ ? {
+ path: route.path,
+ query: route.query,
+ params: route.params,
+ }
+ : {};
+
+ router?.push({
+ ...baseRoute,
+ hash: `#${props.name}`,
+ });
};This refactor:
- Explicitly specifies which route properties to preserve
- Prevents potential issues with non-serializable route properties
- Improves type safety
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| router?.push(props.preserveQuery ? { | |
| ...route, | |
| hash: `#${props.name}`, | |
| } : { | |
| const selectTab = () => { | |
| const baseRoute = props.preserveQuery | |
| ? { | |
| path: route.path, | |
| query: route.query, | |
| params: route.params, | |
| } | |
| : {}; | |
| router?.push({ | |
| ...baseRoute, | |
| hash: `#${props.name}`, | |
| }); | |
| }; |
| <script lang="ts"> | ||
| export default { | ||
| name: 'LfDataQualityProjectDropdown', | ||
| }; | ||
| </script> |
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Modernize component definition.
In Vue 3, you can define the component name directly in the setup script using defineOptions.
-<script lang="ts">
-export default {
- name: 'LfDataQualityProjectDropdown',
-};
-</script>
+<script lang="ts" setup>
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+ name: 'LfDataQualityProjectDropdown',
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| <script lang="ts"> | |
| export default { | |
| name: 'LfDataQualityProjectDropdown', | |
| }; | |
| </script> | |
| <script lang="ts" setup> | |
| defineOptions({ | |
| name: 'LfDataQualityProjectDropdown', | |
| }); | |
| </script> |
| const changeOption = (group: string) => { | ||
| projectGroup.value = group; | ||
| search.value = ''; | ||
| router.push({ | ||
| ...route, | ||
| query: { | ||
| ...route.query, | ||
| projectGroup: group, | ||
| }, | ||
| }); | ||
| }; |
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Add error handling for route navigation.
The route navigation could fail silently. Consider handling potential navigation errors and providing user feedback.
const changeOption = async (group: string) => {
projectGroup.value = group;
search.value = '';
- router.push({
- ...route,
- query: {
- ...route.query,
- projectGroup: group,
- },
- });
+ try {
+ await router.push({
+ ...route,
+ query: {
+ ...route.query,
+ projectGroup: group,
+ },
+ });
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Navigation failed:', error);
+ // TODO: Add user feedback mechanism
+ }
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| const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup); | ||
| const segments = [ | ||
| ...getSegmentsFromProjectGroup(projectGroup), | ||
| props.projectGroup, | ||
| ]; |
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Add null checks for projectGroup lookup.
The segments array construction might fail if the projectGroup lookup returns undefined.
- const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup);
+ const foundProjectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup);
+ if (!foundProjectGroup) {
+ console.error(`Project group ${props.projectGroup} not found`);
+ loading.value = false;
+ return;
+ }
const segments = [
- ...getSegmentsFromProjectGroup(projectGroup),
+ ...getSegmentsFromProjectGroup(foundProjectGroup),
props.projectGroup,
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| > | ||
| <template #action> | ||
| <lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si"> |
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Refactor the button click handler.
Multiple state updates are combined in the template. Consider extracting this into a method for better maintainability and reusability.
+const handleViewDetails = (index: number) => {
+ isModalOpen.value = true;
+ detailsOffset.value = index;
+};
-<lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si">
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (5)
15-41: Approved:fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperienceis well-implementedThe function
fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperiencecorrectly retrieves members without any associated work experience. The SQL query is accurately constructed, and the parameters are appropriately used.
54-88: Approved:fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesfunctions as intendedThe
fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesfunction effectively identifies members exceeding the specified identity threshold. The SQL query is well-structured, and the grouping and ordering are correctly applied.
101-144: Approved:fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatformis accurately implementedThe function correctly fetches members with too many verified identities per platform. The use of a Common Table Expression (CTE) enhances the query's readability and efficiency.
157-193: Approved:fetchMembersWithTooManyEmailsretrieves members correctlyThe function effectively retrieves members who have more verified email addresses than the specified threshold. The SQL query appropriately uses
COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value)to ensure unique email counts.
206-237: Approved:fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperienceis properly implementedThe function successfully identifies members with incomplete work experience records. The SQL query correctly filters based on missing
titleordateStartfields, ensuring only relevant members are fetched.
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Fetches members who have more than a specified number of verified email addresses. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor to run database queries. | ||
| * @param {number} [threshold=3] - The threshold number of email addresses a member must exceed to be included. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to which the members belong. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The number of members to skip before starting to collect the result set. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to which the members belong. | ||
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} - A promise that resolves to an array of members who have more than the specified number of verified email addresses. | ||
| */ | ||
| export async function fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| threshold = 3, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND mi.verified = true | ||
| AND mi.type = 'email' | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > ${threshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| threshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
|
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| /** | ||
| * Fetch members with incomplete work experience within a specified tenant and segment. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | ||
| * | ||
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members with incomplete work experience. | ||
| */ | ||
| export async function fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '' OR mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Add unit tests for the new data quality functions
To ensure the robustness and correctness of these new functions, consider adding unit tests that cover various scenarios and edge cases. This will help prevent future regressions and maintain code quality.
Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for these functions?
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1)
25-28: Enhance badge accessibilityThe merge suggestion badge should have proper ARIA attributes for better screen reader support.
- <lf-badge type="primary" size="small"> + <lf-badge + type="primary" + size="small" + role="status" + aria-label="Merge suggestion confidence level" + >frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (2)
6-6: Move inline styles to component's style block.Inline styles reduce maintainability and reusability. Consider moving the max-width style to the component's style block.
-<div class="truncate" style="max-width: 40ch;"> +<div class="truncate max-w-40"> +<style> +.max-w-40 { + max-width: 40ch; +} +</style>
46-46: Improve emit type definition.Consider using a union type for the value parameter to match the possible values.
-const emit = defineEmits<{(e: 'update:modelValue', value: string): void}>(); +const emit = defineEmits<{(e: 'update:modelValue', value: DataIssueType | 'merge-suggestions'): void}>();frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (2)
24-34: Enhance empty state accessibility.The empty state uses icons and text to communicate the absence of merge suggestions. Consider improving accessibility by:
- Adding
aria-labelto the icon div- Using semantic HTML for the message
- <div + <div + aria-label="No merge suggestions icon" class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8" /> - <h5 class="text-center text-lg font-semibold mb-4"> + <h2 class="text-center text-lg font-semibold mb-4"> No merge suggestions - </h5> + </h2>
57-59: Add prop validation.Consider adding validation for the projectGroup prop to ensure it's not empty.
const props = defineProps<{ - projectGroup: string, + projectGroup: string, }>(); + +if (props.projectGroup.trim() === '') { + console.warn('projectGroup prop should not be empty'); +}
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- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1)
1-48: Verify component integration in the data quality featureLet's ensure this component is properly integrated within the data quality module.
✅ Verification successful
Component is properly integrated within the data quality feature
The verification shows that the component is correctly integrated:
- It's used by its parent component
data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vuewhich properly passes the requiredsuggestionprop- The parent handles loading states, empty states, and pagination
- The component is part of a well-structured data quality module with related components for both organization and member merge suggestions
- The suggestion prop matches the backend types, particularly
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (3)
32-39: LGTM!The imports are well-organized and all imported components are properly utilized.
48-51: LGTM!The computed property correctly implements the v-model pattern for two-way binding.
1-59: Verify component registration and usage.Let's verify that this component is properly registered and used in parent components.
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Component is properly integrated and used
The component is correctly imported and used in two parent components:
data-quality-member.vuedata-quality-organization.vueBoth parent components follow the correct import path from the shared components directory, indicating proper component organization and usage within the data quality module.
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
43-56: LGTM! Well-structured imports and setup.The component setup follows Vue 3 best practices with TypeScript integration.
services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1)
64-78: Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilitiesVariables are directly embedded into the SQL query strings, which presents a security risk. It's essential to use parameterized queries with placeholders and pass the parameters separately to prevent SQL injection attacks.
This issue has been previously raised in past review comments. Please refer to the earlier feedback and ensure that parameterized queries are implemented throughout the code.
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Use design system tokens for consistent styling
Replace hardcoded color classes with design system tokens for better maintainability:
- <article class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between">
+ <article class="border-b border-primary-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between">
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- <lf-icon-old name="subtract-line" :size="24" class="text-gray-400" />
+ <lf-icon-old name="subtract-line" :size="24" class="text-neutral-400" />
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- <div class="w-full h-full bg-gray-50 flex items-center justify-center">
- <lf-icon-old name="community-line" :size="16" class="text-gray-400" />
+ <div class="w-full h-full bg-neutral-50 flex items-center justify-center">
+ <lf-icon-old name="community-line" :size="16" class="text-neutral-400" />Also applies to: 6-6, 15-17
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Simplify component definition using script setup
The separate script block for the component name is unnecessary when using script setup.
-<script lang="ts">
-export default {
- name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem',
-};
-</script>
+<script lang="ts" setup>
+defineOptions({
+ name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem',
+});📝 Committable suggestion
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| export default { | |
| name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem', | |
| }; | |
| </script> | |
| <script lang="ts" setup> | |
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Add prop validation for similarity value
The similarity value is used for percentage calculation and should be validated.
+import { z } from 'zod';
+
+const suggestionSchema = z.object({
+ organizations: z.array(z.object({
+ id: z.string(),
+ logo: z.string().optional(),
+ displayName: z.string()
+ })),
+ similarity: z.number().min(0).max(1)
+});
+
const props = defineProps<{
- suggestion: any,
+ suggestion: z.infer<typeof suggestionSchema>
}>();
+
+// Validate props at runtime
+watch(() => props.suggestion, (newValue) => {
+ const result = suggestionSchema.safeParse(newValue);
+ if (!result.success) {
+ console.error('Invalid suggestion prop:', result.error);
+ }
+}, { immediate: true });Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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| name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions', | ||
| }; | ||
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Modernize component registration.
In Vue 3 with script setup, the component name can be defined using a single script tag.
-<script lang="ts">
-export default {
- name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions',
-};
-</script>
+<script lang="ts" setup>
+defineOptions({
+ name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions',
+});📝 Committable suggestion
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| name: 'LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions', | |
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| }); | |
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| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' |
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Ensure consistency in filtering out deleted members
In the queries of fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities (line 74), fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails (line 186), fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform (line 141), and fetchMembersWithIncompleteWorkExperience (line 233), the condition AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL is missing from the WHERE clause. To prevent including deleted members in the results, consider adding this condition, as you have done in fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience.
Apply this diff to add the condition:
WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ AND m."deletedAt" IS NULLAlso applies to: 186-186, 141-141, 233-233
| SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM members m | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using LEFT JOIN for 'memberSegmentsAgg' to include members with no activities
Using INNER JOIN with "memberSegmentsAgg" msa excludes members who have no activities in the specified segment. If the goal is to include all members regardless of their activity count, consider changing the INNER JOIN to a LEFT JOIN.
Apply this diff:
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ LEFT JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'This modification will include members without activities, with msa."activityCount" being NULL.
Also applies to: 73-73, 185-185, 232-232
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Actionable comments posted: 22
🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (17)
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/no-work-experience.ts (1)
1-10: Overall structure looks good with room for improvement.The configuration follows the correct type structure and uses appropriate badge styling for a critical data issue. Consider adding additional properties in the future such as:
- Severity level for prioritization
- Suggested resolution steps
- Links to relevant documentation
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities.ts (2)
6-6: Consider simplifying the redundant badgeText function.The badgeText function returns the same static string as the label property. This creates unnecessary duplication.
You could either:
- Reference the label:
- badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities', + badgeText: () => label,
- Or if the function wrapper isn't needed:
- badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities', + badgeText: 'More than 15 identities',
10-10: Consider using named export for better maintainability.Using named exports makes it easier to import specific entities and helps with code maintenance.
-export default tooManyIdentities; +export { tooManyIdentities };frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/work-experience-missing-period.ts (1)
3-8: Add JSDoc documentation for better maintainability.While the configuration is well-structured, adding JSDoc documentation would improve maintainability by explaining:
- The purpose of this configuration
- Why the description returns null
- The impact of the 'danger' badge type
+/** + * Configuration for identifying work experiences that lack period information. + * This is considered a critical data quality issue as it affects the accuracy + * of a member's professional timeline. + */ const workExperienceMissingPeriod: DataIssueTypeConfig = {frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (1)
7-7: Consider adding a meaningful description instead of returning null.The description function currently returns null, but it would be more helpful to provide actual guidance or explanation about the overlapping work experiences issue and how to resolve it.
Example implementation:
- description: () => null, + description: () => 'Multiple work experiences have overlapping date ranges. This might indicate incorrect data entry or need for date validation.',frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/work-experience-missing-info.ts (1)
3-8: Consider providing a meaningful description instead of null.The
descriptionproperty returnsnull, which might miss an opportunity to provide helpful context to users about what information is missing and how to resolve it.Consider adding a descriptive message, for example:
- description: () => null, + description: () => 'Work experiences should include essential information such as company name, role, and dates. Please review and complete the missing details.',frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-similarity.vue (1)
23-23: Consider documenting the similarity thresholds.The icon updates look good and follow a consistent naming pattern. Consider adding a comment explaining the similarity thresholds and their corresponding visual representations for better maintainability.
Add documentation above the style computed property:
+/** + * Computes the visual style based on similarity thresholds: + * - ≥ 0.9: Strong similarity (green, strong signal) + * - ≥ 0.7: Good similarity (primary color, good signal) + * - < 0.7: Fair similarity (yellow, fair signal) + */ const style = computed<{Also applies to: 28-28, 34-34, 39-39
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (1)
15-15: Avoid using force override in class names.The
!prefix in the class name forces style overrides, which can lead to maintenance issues. Consider creating a proper CSS class or modifying the base component styles.-class=" !border-0 !rounded-none shadow-none" +class="input-borderless shadow-none"frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (3)
43-50: Remove commented code.The commented-out dropdown item implementation should be removed as it's no longer needed and adds unnecessary noise to the codebase.
6-6: Move inline style to a CSS class.Instead of using inline styles, define a CSS class for better maintainability and consistency.
- <div class="truncate" style="max-width: 40ch;"> + <div class="truncate max-w-[40ch]">
62-65: Add default value for config prop.The
configprop should have a default empty array to prevent undefined errors when the prop is not provided.-const props = defineProps<{ +const props = withDefaults(defineProps<{ modelValue: string; config: DataIssueTypeMenu[] -}>(); +}>(), { + config: () => [] +});frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-suggestion-dropdown.vue (1)
4-11: Add accessibility attributes to the button.The icon-only button should include an aria-label to improve accessibility for screen readers.
<lf-button size="small" type="secondary-ghost" :icon-only="true" + aria-label="Member merge suggestion options" >frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (3)
28-30: Consider using responsive sizing for the empty state icon.The hardcoded
text-10xlclass might not scale well across different screen sizes.- class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8" + class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-7xl md:text-8xl lg:text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8"
45-45: Separate state update and method call for better readability.Combining multiple operations in a single line reduces readability.
- @reload="offset = 0; loadMergeSuggestions()" + @reload="reload"
14-16: Maintain consistency in icon usage.The component mixes
ri-*icons withLfIconOldcomponent. Consider usingLfIconOldconsistently throughout the template.- <lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si"> - <lf-icon-old name="eye-line" />View suggestion - </lf-button> + <lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="showDetails(si)"> + <lf-icon-old name="eye-line" class="mr-1" />View suggestion + </lf-button>And add the method:
const showDetails = (index: number) => { detailsOffset.value = index; isModalOpen.value = true; };services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (2)
210-219: Correct the JSDoc comment to match the function's purposeThe JSDoc comment for
fetchMembersWithMissingInfoOnWorkExperienceincorrectly mentions "missing period information" instead of "missing information" on work experience, which could cause confusion.
299-335: Add JSDoc comment forfetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiencesThe function
fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperienceslacks a JSDoc comment describing its purpose, parameters, and return value. Including a JSDoc comment would improve code readability and maintainability.Would you like assistance in generating the JSDoc comment for this function?
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📒 Files selected for processing (25)
- backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts (1 hunks)
- backend/src/types/data-quality/data-quality-filters.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/no-work-experience.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-emails.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/work-experience-missing-info.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/work-experience-missing-period.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/layout/components/menu/menu.vue (2 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-similarity.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-suggestion-dropdown.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/member/pages/member-merge-suggestions-page.vue (2 hunks)
- scripts/cli (1 hunks)
- services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1 hunks)
🚧 Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (7)
- backend/src/services/dataQualityService.ts
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-member.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/data-quality-organization.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions-item.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-emails.ts
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/too-many-identities-per-platform.ts
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backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts
[error] 13-164: Avoid classes that contain only static members.
Prefer using simple functions instead of classes with only static members.
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🔇 Additional comments (17)
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/no-work-experience.ts (1)
3-8:⚠️ Potential issueImplement an actionable description instead of null.
Setting the description to
nullremoves valuable guidance that could help users resolve data quality issues. Users need clear instructions on how to address missing work experience data.Apply this diff to add an actionable description:
const noWorkExperience: DataIssueTypeConfig = { label: 'Missing work experiences', badgeType: 'danger', badgeText: () => 'Missing work experiences', - description: () => null, + description: () => 'This profile has no work experience. If this is incorrect, add relevant work history or mark the profile as a student/new graduate if applicable.', };frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/conflicting-work-experience.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Well-structured configuration.The configuration follows the TypeScript interface correctly and maintains a consistent pattern with other data quality issue types. The export is properly defined as the default export.
Also applies to: 3-8, 10-10
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/types/work-experience-missing-info.ts (1)
1-10: Verify integration with other data quality configurations.The configuration structure looks good and follows a consistent pattern. Let's verify it matches other similar configurations in the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Configuration structure matches other data quality configurations
The implementation follows the same consistent pattern as other data quality configurations in the codebase. All configurations:
- Export a constant of type
DataIssueTypeConfig- Include the required fields:
label,badgeType,badgeText, anddescription- Use similar structure for badge text and null descriptions
- Use appropriate badge types ('warning' or 'danger') based on severity
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/types/DataIssueType.ts (1)
1-9: LGTM! Consider internationalization for issue messages.The enum implementation is clean and well-organized, with logical grouping of identity and work experience related issues. The naming is clear and follows consistent conventions.
The previous review comment about enhancing documentation with JSDoc and adding a type guard is still valid and would improve maintainability.
Consider using translation keys instead of hardcoded English strings to support internationalization:
export enum DataIssueType { - TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'too-many-identities', + TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES = 'data_quality.issues.too_many_identities', - TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'too-many-identities-per-platform', + TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM = 'data_quality.issues.too_many_identities_per_platform', // ... similar changes for other enum values }This would allow for easier localization of the messages displayed to users in different languages.
frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-similarity.vue (2)
12-12: LGTM! Props and imports are well-structured.The optional
percentageOnlyprop is properly typed and provides good flexibility for different usage contexts.Also applies to: 15-16
3-5: LGTM! Verify icon component migration.The changes look good and improve component flexibility. The text styling update aligns with the design system.
Let's verify the icon component migration across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Icon component migration is part of a broader UI update
The codebase shows a clear pattern of migration from
LfSvgtoLfIconcomponents, with both old and new icon components coexisting:
LfSvgis defined infrontend/src/shared/svg/svg.vueLfIconis defined infrontend/src/ui-kit/icon/Icon.vue- Many components are already using the new
LfIconcomponent- Some components still use
LfIconOld(previously namedLfSvg)The change in
member-merge-similarity.vuealigns with this migration pattern and is correct.🏁 Scripts executed
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types.ts (2)
1-11: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports are logically grouped and all are being utilized within the file.
24-32: Verify completeness of data issue type mapping.The mapping looks well-structured. Let's verify that all enum values are properly mapped.
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All DataIssueType enum values are properly mapped
Comparing the enum values from
DataIssueType.tswith the mappings indata-issue-types.ts, all enum values are correctly mapped to their corresponding configurations in the same order:
- TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES
- TOO_MANY_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM
- TOO_MANY_EMAILS
- NO_WORK_EXPERIENCE
- WORK_EXPERIENCE_MISSING_INFO
- WORK_EXPERIENCE_MISSING_PERIOD
- CONFLICTING_WORK_EXPERIENCE
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-project-dropdown.vue (1)
37-44: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd spinner component import for loading states.
To support the loading state implementation, import the spinner component.
import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; +import LfSpinner from '@/ui-kit/spinner/Spinner.vue'; import { computed, ref } from 'vue';Likely invalid or redundant comment.
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/shared/data-quality-type-dropdown.vue (2)
54-61: LGTM!The imports are well-organized and all are being used in the component.
69-72: LGTM!The computed property implementation correctly handles two-way binding for v-model.
frontend/src/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-suggestion-dropdown.vue (1)
50-56: LGTM! Event tracking implementation is solid.The event tracking includes relevant properties and is properly placed before operations.
Also applies to: 87-93
frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
125-129: LGTM!The component name follows the established naming convention.
frontend/src/modules/member/pages/member-merge-suggestions-page.vue (2)
153-154: LGTM: Clean import statement.The import statement follows the project's conventions and is properly aligned.
101-101: Verify the new dropdown component integration.The dropdown component integration looks good, following Vue.js best practices by properly passing the suggestion prop and handling the reload event. However, let's verify the component's functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate another verification script to check the implementation of the new member merge suggestion dropdown component.
The dropdown component integration is properly implemented
The new
lf-member-merge-suggestion-dropdowncomponent is correctly implemented with:
- Proper props and emits definitions
- Required merge and ignore functionality
- Consistent UI with other dropdowns in the codebase
- Proper event tracking and error handling
The refactoring successfully moved the merge/ignore logic into a dedicated component while maintaining the same functionality.
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scripts/cli (1)
865-878: LGTM! The new commands enhance frontend development workflow.The addition of
service-restart-fe-devandclean-start-fe-devcommands provides developers with targeted options for managing frontend development services. The commands appropriately ignore backend services that aren't typically needed during frontend development.backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
14-164: Duplicate Comment: Refactor the class into a module with standalone functionsAs previously noted, the
DataQualityRepositoryclass contains only static methods. Refactoring it into a module with exported functions would be more idiomatic in TypeScript and improve maintainability.🧰 Tools
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[error] 13-164: Avoid classes that contain only static members.
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| label: 'More than 15 identities', | ||
| badgeType: 'danger', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities', | ||
| description: () => null, |
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Add a meaningful description to help users understand and resolve the issue.
The current implementation returns null for the description, which misses an opportunity to:
- Explain why having too many identities is problematic
- Guide users on how to resolve the issue
- Provide context about the threshold
Consider adding a descriptive message:
- description: () => null,
+ description: () => 'Having more than 15 identities for a single member may indicate duplicate or incorrect data. Consider reviewing and merging duplicate identities or validating the data source.',📝 Committable suggestion
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| description: () => null, | |
| description: () => 'Having more than 15 identities for a single member may indicate duplicate or incorrect data. Consider reviewing and merging duplicate identities or validating the data source.', |
| const tooManyIdentities: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'More than 15 identities', | ||
| badgeType: 'danger', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities', | ||
| description: () => null, | ||
| }; |
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Extract the identity threshold to a constant.
The threshold of 15 identities is hardcoded in multiple strings. This makes maintenance difficult if the threshold needs to change.
Consider refactoring to use a constant:
+const MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD = 15;
+
const tooManyIdentities: DataIssueTypeConfig = {
- label: 'More than 15 identities',
+ label: `More than ${MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD} identities`,
badgeType: 'danger',
- badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities',
+ badgeText: () => `More than ${MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD} identities`,
description: () => 'Having more than 15 identities for a single member may indicate duplicate or incorrect data. Consider reviewing and merging duplicate identities or validating the data source.',
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| const tooManyIdentities: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | |
| label: 'More than 15 identities', | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => 'More than 15 identities', | |
| description: () => null, | |
| }; | |
| const MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD = 15; | |
| const tooManyIdentities: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | |
| label: `More than ${MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD} identities`, | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => `More than ${MAX_IDENTITIES_THRESHOLD} identities`, | |
| description: () => 'Having more than 15 identities for a single member may indicate duplicate or incorrect data. Consider reviewing and merging duplicate identities or validating the data source.', | |
| }; |
| label: 'Work experience(s) without period', | ||
| badgeType: 'danger', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'Work experience(s) without period', |
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Consider extracting the duplicate string to a constant.
The label text is duplicated in both label and badgeText. Consider extracting it to a constant to follow DRY principles.
+const MISSING_PERIOD_TEXT = 'Work experience(s) without period';
+
const workExperienceMissingPeriod: DataIssueTypeConfig = {
- label: 'Work experience(s) without period',
+ label: MISSING_PERIOD_TEXT,
badgeType: 'danger',
- badgeText: () => 'Work experience(s) without period',
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| label: 'Work experience(s) without period', | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => 'Work experience(s) without period', | |
| const MISSING_PERIOD_TEXT = 'Work experience(s) without period'; | |
| label: MISSING_PERIOD_TEXT, | |
| badgeType: 'danger', | |
| badgeText: () => MISSING_PERIOD_TEXT, |
| label: 'Work experiences with overlapping periods', | ||
| badgeType: 'warning', | ||
| badgeText: () => 'Work experiences with overlapping periods', |
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Consider deduplicating the badge text.
The badgeText is identical to the label. Consider either:
- Using the label value directly
- Creating a more concise badge text
label: 'Work experiences with overlapping periods',
badgeType: 'warning',
- badgeText: () => 'Work experiences with overlapping periods',
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| label: 'Work experiences with overlapping periods', | |
| badgeType: 'warning', | |
| badgeText: () => 'Work experiences with overlapping periods', | |
| label: 'Work experiences with overlapping periods', | |
| badgeType: 'warning', | |
| badgeText: () => 'Overlapping periods', |
| import { DataIssueTypeConfig } from '@/modules/data-quality/config/data-issue-types'; | ||
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| const workExperienceMissingInfo: DataIssueTypeConfig = { | ||
| label: 'Work experience(s) with missing information', |
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Avoid string duplication between label and badgeText.
The same string is duplicated in both label and badgeText. Consider extracting it to a constant to maintain DRY principles and ease future updates.
+const MISSING_INFO_TEXT = 'Work experience(s) with missing information';
+
const workExperienceMissingInfo: DataIssueTypeConfig = {
- label: 'Work experience(s) with missing information',
+ label: MISSING_INFO_TEXT,
badgeType: 'warning',
- badgeText: () => 'Work experience(s) with missing information',
+ badgeText: () => MISSING_INFO_TEXT,Also applies to: 6-6
| <div class="px-3 py-2 opacity-0"> | ||
| <div class="border-b border-gray-200" /> | ||
| </div> |
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Remove unnecessary invisible separator.
The separator div is set to be completely invisible (opacity-0). If this element is meant to provide visual separation, it should be visible. If it's not needed, consider removing it entirely.
- <div class="px-3 py-2 opacity-0">
- <div class="border-b border-gray-200" />
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| <div class="px-3 py-2 opacity-0"> | |
| <div class="border-b border-gray-200" /> | |
| </div> |
| <lf-menu-link | ||
| v-if="hasPermission(LfPermission.dataQualityRead)" | ||
| class=" !opacity-0" | ||
| title="Data Quality Assistant" | ||
| icon="message-exclamation" | ||
| :is-collapsed="isCollapsed" | ||
| :disabled="!selectedProjectGroup" | ||
| :to="{ path: '/data-quality-assistant' }" | ||
| /> |
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The menu link for Data Quality Assistant is set to be completely invisible (opacity-0), which prevents users from accessing this new feature. This appears to be unintentional as it defeats the purpose of adding this navigation item.
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v-if="hasPermission(LfPermission.dataQualityRead)"
- class=" !opacity-0"
title="Data Quality Assistant"
icon="message-exclamation"
:is-collapsed="isCollapsed"
:disabled="!selectedProjectGroup"
:to="{ path: '/data-quality-assistant' }"
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| v-if="hasPermission(LfPermission.dataQualityRead)" | |
| class=" !opacity-0" | |
| title="Data Quality Assistant" | |
| icon="message-exclamation" | |
| :is-collapsed="isCollapsed" | |
| :disabled="!selectedProjectGroup" | |
| :to="{ path: '/data-quality-assistant' }" | |
| /> | |
| <lf-menu-link | |
| v-if="hasPermission(LfPermission.dataQualityRead)" | |
| title="Data Quality Assistant" | |
| icon="message-exclamation" | |
| :is-collapsed="isCollapsed" | |
| :disabled="!selectedProjectGroup" | |
| :to="{ path: '/data-quality-assistant' }" | |
| /> |
| @@ -862,6 +862,20 @@ while test $# -gt 0; do | |||
| service_start | |||
| exit | |||
| ;; | |||
| service-restart-fe-dev) | |||
| IGNORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker") | |||
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Consider consolidating the ignored services list.
Both service-restart-fe-dev and clean-start-fe-dev commands use the same list of ignored services. Consider defining this list as a constant at the top of the script to avoid duplication and make maintenance easier.
Add this at the top of the script with other constants:
FRONTEND_DEV_IGNORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker")Then use it in both commands:
- IGNORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker")
+ IGNORED_SERVICES=("${FRONTEND_DEV_IGNORED_SERVICES[@]}")Also applies to: 873-873
| exit | ||
| ;; | ||
| clean-start-fe-dev) | ||
| INGORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker") |
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+ IGNORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker")📝 Committable suggestion
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| INGORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker") | |
| IGNORED_SERVICES=("frontend" "python-worker" "job-generator" "discord-ws" "webhook-api" "profiles-worker" "organizations-enrichment-worker" "merge-suggestions-worker" "members-enrichment-worker" "exports-worker" "emails-worker" "entity-merging-worker" "automations-worker") |
| * Fetches members with missing information on work experience. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | ||
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | ||
| * with missing period information on their work experience. | ||
| */ |
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Update the JSDoc comment to accurately describe the function
The JSDoc comment for fetchMembersWithMissingPeriodOnWorkExperience is identical to the previous function's comment and does not reflect its specific purpose of fetching members with missing period information in their work experience.
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/**
- * Fetches members with missing information on work experience.
+ * Fetches members with missing period information on work experience.
*
* @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations.
* @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by.
* @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve.
* @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve.
* @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by.
- * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
- * with missing period information on their work experience.
+ * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
+ * with missing period information on their work experience.
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| * Fetches members with missing information on work experience. | |
| * | |
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations. | |
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | |
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | |
| * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve. | |
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | |
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | |
| * with missing period information on their work experience. | |
| */ | |
| /** | |
| * Fetches members with missing period information on work experience. | |
| * | |
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations. | |
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | |
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | |
| * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve. | |
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | |
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | |
| * with missing period information on their work experience. | |
| */ |
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backend/src/database/repositories/dataQualityRepository.ts (1)
26-163: Consider architectural improvements for scalabilityThe current implementation could benefit from the following architectural improvements:
- Batch processing capabilities for handling large datasets efficiently
- Caching strategy for frequently accessed data quality issues
- Rate limiting to prevent API abuse
Consider implementing:
- Batch processing:
interface BatchOptions { batchSize: number; processingFn: (batch: any[]) => Promise<void>; } const processBatchedResults = async ( fetchFn: Function, options: IRepositoryOptions, batchOptions: BatchOptions, ...args: any[] ) => { let offset = 0; while (true) { const batch = await fetchFn(options, ...args, batchOptions.batchSize, offset); if (batch.length === 0) break; await batchOptions.processingFn(batch); offset += batchOptions.batchSize; } };
- Caching layer:
import { caching } from '@crowd/cache'; const cache = caching({ ttl: 300, // 5 minutes store: 'redis' }); const getCachedResults = async (key: string, fetchFn: Function, ...args: any[]) => { const cached = await cache.get(key); if (cached) return cached; const results = await fetchFn(...args); await cache.set(key, results); return results; };Would you like me to help implement these improvements?
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1)
1-337: Well-structured implementation of data quality functionsThe newly added data quality functions are clearly defined with comprehensive JSDoc comments. The SQL queries are constructed to retrieve the intended datasets effectively, and the code aligns with the project's standards.
| import { | ||
| fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences, | ||
| fetchMembersWithMissingInfoOnWorkExperience, | ||
| fetchMembersWithMissingPeriodOnWorkExperience, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities, | ||
| fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform, | ||
| fetchMembersWithoutWorkExperience, | ||
| } from '@crowd/data-access-layer/src/data-quality' |
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Add type definitions for data quality issues
Import and define explicit types for the data quality issues to improve type safety and developer experience.
Add type definitions at the top of the file:
import type {
MemberWithNoWorkExperience,
MemberWithTooManyIdentities,
MemberWithTooManyEmails,
MemberWithMissingWorkExperience,
MemberWithConflictingWorkExperience
} from '@crowd/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/types'| segmentId: string, | ||
| ) { | ||
| const qx = SequelizeRepository.getQueryExecutor(options) | ||
| return fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, 15, tenantId, limit, offset, segmentId) |
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Extract magic numbers into named constants
The hardcoded threshold values should be extracted into named constants at the module level for better maintainability and documentation.
Add these constants at the top of the file:
const THRESHOLDS = {
MAX_IDENTITIES: 15,
MAX_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM: 1,
MAX_EMAILS: 3
} as const
// Then update the method calls:
// Line 56: fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentities(qx, THRESHOLDS.MAX_IDENTITIES, ...)
// Line 78: fetchMembersWithTooManyIdentitiesPerPlatform(qx, THRESHOLDS.MAX_IDENTITIES_PER_PLATFORM, ...)
// Line 99: fetchMembersWithTooManyEmails(qx, THRESHOLDS.MAX_EMAILS, ...)Also applies to: 78-78, 99-99
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| const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup); | ||
| console.log(projectGroup); |
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Remove debugging console.log statement from production code.
const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup);
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| const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup); | |
| console.log(projectGroup); | |
| const projectGroup = projectGroups.value.list.find((g) => g.id === props.projectGroup); |
| const props = defineProps<{ | ||
| projectGroup: string, | ||
| }>(); |
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Add props validation for projectGroup.
Consider adding validation to ensure the projectGroup prop is not empty.
const props = defineProps<{
projectGroup: string,
-}>();
+}>();
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+const validateProps = () => {
+ if (!props.projectGroup?.trim()) {
+ throw new Error('projectGroup prop is required and cannot be empty');
+ }
+};
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+ validateProps();
+ loadMergeSuggestions();
+});Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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| import { onMounted, ref } from 'vue'; | ||
| import LfSpinner from '@/ui-kit/spinner/Spinner.vue'; | ||
| import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; | ||
| import LfIconOld from '@/ui-kit/icon/IconOld.vue'; | ||
| import { OrganizationService } from '@/modules/organization/organization-service'; | ||
| import LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem | ||
| from '@/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue'; | ||
| import AppOrganizationMergeSuggestionsDialog | ||
| from '@/modules/organization/components/organization-merge-suggestions-dialog.vue'; | ||
| import { getSegmentsFromProjectGroup } from '@/utils/segments'; | ||
| import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'; | ||
| import { useLfSegmentsStore } from '@/modules/lf/segments/store'; | ||
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Import types from OrganizationService for better type safety.
Consider importing the response type from the OrganizationService to improve type safety when handling the API response.
import { OrganizationService } from '@/modules/organization/organization-service';
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| import { onMounted, ref } from 'vue'; | |
| import LfSpinner from '@/ui-kit/spinner/Spinner.vue'; | |
| import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; | |
| import LfIconOld from '@/ui-kit/icon/IconOld.vue'; | |
| import { OrganizationService } from '@/modules/organization/organization-service'; | |
| import LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem | |
| from '@/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue'; | |
| import AppOrganizationMergeSuggestionsDialog | |
| from '@/modules/organization/components/organization-merge-suggestions-dialog.vue'; | |
| import { getSegmentsFromProjectGroup } from '@/utils/segments'; | |
| import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'; | |
| import { useLfSegmentsStore } from '@/modules/lf/segments/store'; | |
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| import { onMounted, ref } from 'vue'; | |
| import LfSpinner from '@/ui-kit/spinner/Spinner.vue'; | |
| import LfButton from '@/ui-kit/button/Button.vue'; | |
| import LfIconOld from '@/ui-kit/icon/IconOld.vue'; | |
| import { OrganizationService } from '@/modules/organization/organization-service'; | |
| import type { MergeSuggestionsResponse } from '@/modules/organization/organization-service'; | |
| import LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestionsItem | |
| from '@/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue'; | |
| import AppOrganizationMergeSuggestionsDialog | |
| from '@/modules/organization/components/organization-merge-suggestions-dialog.vue'; | |
| import { getSegmentsFromProjectGroup } from '@/utils/segments'; | |
| import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'; | |
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
24-34: Enhance accessibility for the empty state message.
The empty state message should be more accessible to screen readers.
- <div
- class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8"
+ <div
+ class="ri-shuffle-line text-gray-200 text-10xl h-40 flex items-center mb-8"
+ role="img"
+ aria-label="No duplicates found"
/>
<h5 class="text-center text-lg font-semibold mb-4">
No merge suggestions
</h5>
- <p class="text-sm text-center text-gray-600 leading-5">
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- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions-item.vue (2)
42-44:
Add TypeScript types for props
Replace any type with proper TypeScript interface.
const props = defineProps<{
- suggestion: any,
+ suggestion: MergeSuggestion,
}>();Likely invalid or redundant comment.
32-32: Verify action slot usage
The component provides an action slot but its usage and required content should be verified.
✅ Verification successful
Action slot is properly implemented and used
The action slot is correctly used in the parent component LfDataQualityOrganizationMergeSuggestions.vue. It provides a "View merge suggestion" button that triggers a modal dialog when clicked. The implementation is complete and follows the expected pattern for slot usage.
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| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small"> | ||
| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="!font-semibold"> | ||
| Merge suggestion | ||
| </lf-badge> | ||
| <app-member-merge-similarity :similarity="+props.suggestion.similarity" percentage-only /> |
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Simplify redundant badge structure
The nested badge structure appears redundant and could be simplified.
- <lf-badge type="primary" size="small">
- <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="!font-semibold">
- Merge suggestion
- </lf-badge>
+ <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="font-semibold">
+ Merge suggestion📝 Committable suggestion
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| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small"> | |
| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="!font-semibold"> | |
| Merge suggestion | |
| </lf-badge> | |
| <app-member-merge-similarity :similarity="+props.suggestion.similarity" percentage-only /> | |
| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="font-semibold"> | |
| Merge suggestion | |
| <app-member-merge-similarity :similarity="+props.suggestion.similarity" percentage-only /> |
| <article class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between"> | ||
| <div class="flex items-center gap-4"> | ||
| <template v-for="(organization, mi) of props.suggestion.organizations" :key="organization.id"> | ||
| <div v-if="mi > 0"> | ||
| <lf-icon-old name="arrow-left-line" :size="16" class="text-gray-400" /> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div class="flex items-center gap-3"> | ||
| <lf-avatar | ||
| :src="organization.logo" | ||
| :name="organization.displayName" | ||
| :size="32" | ||
| > | ||
| <template #placeholder> | ||
| <div class="w-full h-full bg-gray-50 flex items-center justify-center"> | ||
| <lf-icon-old name="community-line" :size="16" class="text-gray-400" /> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </template> | ||
| </lf-avatar> | ||
| <p class="text-medium font-semibold"> | ||
| {{ organization.displayName }} | ||
| </p> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </template> | ||
| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small"> | ||
| <lf-badge type="primary" size="small" class="!font-semibold"> | ||
| Merge suggestion | ||
| </lf-badge> | ||
| <app-member-merge-similarity :similarity="+props.suggestion.similarity" percentage-only /> | ||
| </lf-badge> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <slot name="action" /> | ||
| </article> |
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Add accessibility attributes
The component lacks proper accessibility attributes for better screen reader support.
Add these attributes:
- <article class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between">
+ <article
+ class="border-b border-gray-100 py-5 flex items-center justify-between"
+ role="listitem"
+ aria-label="Organization merge suggestion">
...
- <p class="text-medium font-semibold">
+ <p class="text-medium font-semibold" aria-label="Organization name">Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| <script lang="ts" setup> | ||
| import LfAvatar from '@/ui-kit/avatar/Avatar.vue'; | ||
| import LfIconOld from '@/ui-kit/icon/IconOld.vue'; | ||
| import LfBadge from '@/ui-kit/badge/Badge.vue'; | ||
| import AppMemberMergeSimilarity from '@/modules/member/components/suggestions/member-merge-similarity.vue'; | ||
|
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Add type imports for component props
Consider adding type definitions for better type safety and documentation.
<script lang="ts" setup>
+import type { Organization } from '@/types/organization';
+
+interface MergeSuggestion {
+ organizations: Organization[];
+ similarity: number;
+}
+
import LfAvatar from '@/ui-kit/avatar/Avatar.vue';Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const segments: string[] = selectedProjectGroup.value?.id === props.projectGroup | ||
| ? [ | ||
| selectedProjectGroup.value?.id, | ||
| ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects.map((p) => [ | ||
| ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id), | ||
| ]).flat(), | ||
| ] | ||
| : [ | ||
| props.projectGroup, | ||
| ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects | ||
| .filter((p) => p.id === props.projectGroup) | ||
| .map((p) => [ | ||
| ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id), | ||
| ]).flat(), | ||
| ]; |
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Simplify segments array construction logic.
The current implementation is complex and could be simplified for better maintainability.
- const segments: string[] = selectedProjectGroup.value?.id === props.projectGroup
- ? [
- selectedProjectGroup.value?.id,
- ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects.map((p) => [
- ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id),
- ]).flat(),
- ]
- : [
- props.projectGroup,
- ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects
- .filter((p) => p.id === props.projectGroup)
- .map((p) => [
- ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id),
- ]).flat(),
- ];
+ const getSubprojectIds = (projects: any[]) =>
+ projects.map(p => p.subprojects.map(sp => sp.id)).flat();
+
+ const segments: string[] = [];
+
+ if (selectedProjectGroup.value?.id === props.projectGroup) {
+ segments.push(selectedProjectGroup.value.id);
+ segments.push(...getSubprojectIds(selectedProjectGroup.value.projects));
+ } else {
+ segments.push(props.projectGroup);
+ const filteredProjects = selectedProjectGroup.value.projects
+ .filter(p => p.id === props.projectGroup);
+ segments.push(...getSubprojectIds(filteredProjects));
+ }Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| activityCount: i.primaryActivityCount, | ||
| avatarUrl: i.primaryAvatarUrl, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: i.toMergeId, | ||
| displayName: i.toMergeDisplayName, | ||
| activityCount: i.toActivityCount, |
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'primaryActivityCount' and 'toActivityCount' might be undefined
In the mapping of mems to result, the properties i.primaryActivityCount and i.toActivityCount are being assigned to activityCount. However, these properties are not included in the SQL query that populates mems. This will result in activityCount being undefined in the output.
To fix this, modify the SQL query to include primaryActivityCount and toActivityCount by selecting the appropriate activityCount fields from the member_segments_mv table:
SELECT
DISTINCT
mtm."memberId" AS id,
mtm."toMergeId",
mtm.similarity,
mtm."activityEstimate",
m."displayName" as "primaryDisplayName",
+ ms."activityCount" as "primaryActivityCount",
m.attributes->'avatarUrl'->>'default' as "primaryAvatarUrl",
m2."displayName" as "toMergeDisplayName",
+ ms2."activityCount" as "toActivityCount",
m2.attributes->'avatarUrl'->>'default' as "toMergeAvatarUrl"
FROM "memberToMerge" mtm
JOIN member_segments_mv ms ON ms."memberId" = mtm."memberId"
JOIN member_segments_mv ms2 ON ms2."memberId" = mtm."toMergeId"
JOIN members m on m.id = mtm."memberId"
JOIN members m2 on m2.id = mtm."toMergeId"This ensures that primaryActivityCount and toActivityCount are available in i when constructing the result.
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frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/organization/data-quality-organization-merge-suggestions.vue (1)
13-15: Enhance button accessibility.
The button lacks proper ARIA attributes for better screen reader support.
- <lf-button type="secondary" size="small" @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si">
- <lf-icon-old name="eye-line" />View merge suggestion
+ <lf-button
+ type="secondary"
+ size="small"
+ @click="isModalOpen = true; detailsOffset = si"
+ aria-label="View merge suggestion details"
+ >
+ <lf-icon-old name="eye-line" aria-hidden="true" />View merge suggestion📜 Review details
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- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue (1 hunks)
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- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-issues-item.vue
- frontend/src/modules/data-quality/components/member/data-quality-member-merge-suggestions.vue
| const loadMore = () => { | ||
| offset.value = mergeSuggestions.value.length; | ||
| loadMergeSuggestions(); | ||
| }; |
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Handle edge cases in pagination.
The loadMore function should handle edge cases where the offset might exceed the total count.
const loadMore = () => {
+ if (mergeSuggestions.value.length >= total.value) {
+ console.warn('All suggestions have been loaded');
+ return;
+ }
offset.value = mergeSuggestions.value.length;
loadMergeSuggestions();
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| const loadMore = () => { | |
| offset.value = mergeSuggestions.value.length; | |
| loadMergeSuggestions(); | |
| }; | |
| const loadMore = () => { | |
| if (mergeSuggestions.value.length >= total.value) { | |
| console.warn('All suggestions have been loaded'); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| offset.value = mergeSuggestions.value.length; | |
| loadMergeSuggestions(); | |
| }; |
| const limit = ref(20); | ||
| const offset = ref(0); |
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Add validation for pagination parameters.
The limit and offset refs lack validation to ensure they remain within reasonable bounds.
-const limit = ref(20);
-const offset = ref(0);
+const limit = ref<number>(20);
+const offset = ref<number>(0);
+
+watch([limit, offset], ([newLimit, newOffset]) => {
+ if (newLimit <= 0) limit.value = 20;
+ if (newOffset < 0) offset.value = 0;
+});📝 Committable suggestion
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| const limit = ref(20); | |
| const offset = ref(0); | |
| const limit = ref<number>(20); | |
| const offset = ref<number>(0); | |
| watch([limit, offset], ([newLimit, newOffset]) => { | |
| if (newLimit <= 0) limit.value = 20; | |
| if (newOffset < 0) offset.value = 0; | |
| }); |
| const segments = computed(() => (selectedProjectGroup.value?.id === props.projectGroup | ||
| ? [ | ||
| selectedProjectGroup.value?.id, | ||
| ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects.map((p) => [ | ||
| ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id), | ||
| ]).flat(), | ||
| ] | ||
| : [ | ||
| props.projectGroup, | ||
| ...selectedProjectGroup.value.projects | ||
| .filter((p) => p.id === props.projectGroup) | ||
| .map((p) => [ | ||
| ...p.subprojects.map((sp) => sp.id), | ||
| ]).flat(), | ||
| ])); |
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Add type safety for project group data structures.
The computed property lacks proper typing for projects and subprojects, which could lead to runtime errors.
+interface Project {
+ id: string;
+ subprojects: Array<{
+ id: string;
+ }>;
+}
+
+interface ProjectGroup {
+ id: string;
+ projects: Project[];
+}
+
-const segments = computed(() => (selectedProjectGroup.value?.id === props.projectGroup
+const segments = computed<string[]>(() => {
+ const currentGroup = selectedProjectGroup.value as ProjectGroup | undefined;
+ if (!currentGroup) return [props.projectGroup];
+
+ return (currentGroup.id === props.projectGroupCommittable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const loadMergeSuggestions = () => { | ||
| loading.value = true; | ||
| OrganizationService.fetchMergeSuggestions(limit.value, offset.value, { | ||
| detail: false, | ||
| segments: segments.value, | ||
| orderBy: ['similarity_DESC', 'activityCount_DESC'], | ||
| }) | ||
| .then((res) => { | ||
| total.value = +res.count; | ||
| const rows = res.rows.filter((s: any) => s.similarity > 0); | ||
| if (+res.offset > 0) { | ||
| mergeSuggestions.value = [...mergeSuggestions.value, ...rows]; | ||
| } else { | ||
| mergeSuggestions.value = rows; | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| .finally(() => { | ||
| loading.value = false; | ||
| }); | ||
| }; |
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Add retry logic for failed requests.
The loadMergeSuggestions function should handle network failures gracefully with retry logic.
+const MAX_RETRIES = 3;
+const RETRY_DELAY = 1000;
+
+const delay = (ms: number) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
+
+const loadMergeSuggestions = async (retryCount = 0) => {
loading.value = true;
- OrganizationService.fetchMergeSuggestions(limit.value, offset.value, {
- detail: false,
- segments: segments.value,
- orderBy: ['similarity_DESC', 'activityCount_DESC'],
- })
- .then((res) => {
+ try {
+ const res = await OrganizationService.fetchMergeSuggestions(
+ limit.value,
+ offset.value,
+ {
+ detail: false,
+ segments: segments.value,
+ orderBy: ['similarity_DESC', 'activityCount_DESC'],
+ }
+ );
total.value = +res.count;
const rows = res.rows.filter((s: any) => s.similarity > 0);
if (+res.offset > 0) {
mergeSuggestions.value = [...mergeSuggestions.value, ...rows];
} else {
mergeSuggestions.value = rows;
}
- })
- .finally(() => {
+ } catch (error) {
+ if (retryCount < MAX_RETRIES) {
+ await delay(RETRY_DELAY);
+ return loadMergeSuggestions(retryCount + 1);
+ }
+ console.error('Failed to load merge suggestions after retries:', error);
+ } finally {
loading.value = false;
- });
+ }
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| const loadMergeSuggestions = () => { | |
| loading.value = true; | |
| OrganizationService.fetchMergeSuggestions(limit.value, offset.value, { | |
| detail: false, | |
| segments: segments.value, | |
| orderBy: ['similarity_DESC', 'activityCount_DESC'], | |
| }) | |
| .then((res) => { | |
| total.value = +res.count; | |
| const rows = res.rows.filter((s: any) => s.similarity > 0); | |
| if (+res.offset > 0) { | |
| mergeSuggestions.value = [...mergeSuggestions.value, ...rows]; | |
| } else { | |
| mergeSuggestions.value = rows; | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| .finally(() => { | |
| loading.value = false; | |
| }); | |
| }; | |
| const MAX_RETRIES = 3; | |
| const RETRY_DELAY = 1000; | |
| const delay = (ms: number) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); | |
| const loadMergeSuggestions = async (retryCount = 0) => { | |
| loading.value = true; | |
| try { | |
| const res = await OrganizationService.fetchMergeSuggestions( | |
| limit.value, | |
| offset.value, | |
| { | |
| detail: false, | |
| segments: segments.value, | |
| orderBy: ['similarity_DESC', 'activityCount_DESC'], | |
| } | |
| ); | |
| total.value = +res.count; | |
| const rows = res.rows.filter((s: any) => s.similarity > 0); | |
| if (+res.offset > 0) { | |
| mergeSuggestions.value = [...mergeSuggestions.value, ...rows]; | |
| } else { | |
| mergeSuggestions.value = rows; | |
| } | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| if (retryCount < MAX_RETRIES) { | |
| await delay(RETRY_DELAY); | |
| return loadMergeSuggestions(retryCount + 1); | |
| } | |
| console.error('Failed to load merge suggestions after retries:', error); | |
| } finally { | |
| loading.value = false; | |
| } | |
| }; |
| SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM members m | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE mo."memberId" IS NULL | ||
| AND m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
Variables are directly embedded into the SQL query string, which can lead to SQL injection attacks. Use placeholders and pass the parameters separately to ensure proper sanitization.
Apply this diff to modify the query:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount"
FROM members m
LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
WHERE mo."memberId" IS NULL
- AND m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ AND m."tenantId" = $2
AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- segmentId,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- },
+ [
+ segmentId,
+ tenantId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
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| SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM members m | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE mo."memberId" IS NULL | |
| AND m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM members m | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE mo."memberId" IS NULL | |
| AND m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, | |
| [ | |
| segmentId, | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| ], |
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
Variables are directly embedded into the SQL query string, which can lead to SQL injection attacks. Use placeholders and pass the parameters separately to ensure proper sanitization.
Apply this diff to modify the query:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title" = '')
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [
+ segmentId,
+ tenantId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
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| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, |
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | ||
| AND ( | ||
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | ||
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | ||
| ) | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; |
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Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
Variables are directly embedded into the SQL query string, which can lead to SQL injection attacks. Use placeholders and pass the parameters separately to ensure proper sanitization.
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return qx.select(
`
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
AND mo1.id != mo2.id
AND (
(mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR
(mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart")
)
WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [
+ segmentId,
+ tenantId,
+ limit,
+ offset,
+ ],
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| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | |
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | |
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; |
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (1)
299-305: Add JSDoc documentation
The function is missing JSDoc documentation to describe its purpose and parameters.
Add this documentation:
+/**
+ * Fetches members who have overlapping work experience dates.
+ *
+ * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations.
+ * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by.
+ * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve.
+ * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve.
+ * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by.
+ * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
+ * who have work experiences with overlapping date ranges.
+ */
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services/libs/data-access-layer/src/data-quality/members.ts (2)
254-264:
Update JSDoc comment to match function purpose
The JSDoc comment is duplicated from the previous function and doesn't accurately describe this function's purpose.
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/**
- * Fetches members with missing information on work experience.
+ * Fetches members with missing start dates in their work experience records.
*
* @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations.
* @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by.
* @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve.
* @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve.
* @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by.
* @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
- * with missing period information on their work experience.
+ * who have work experience records with missing start dates.
*/Likely invalid or redundant comment.
22-41:
Convert to parameterized query to prevent SQL injection
The query is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks due to direct string interpolation. Use parameterized queries instead.
Apply this diff:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT m.id, m."displayName", m.attributes, msa."activityCount"
FROM members m
LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
WHERE mo."memberId" IS NULL
- AND m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ AND m."tenantId" = $2
AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- segmentId,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset],
)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Fix GROUP BY clause and prevent SQL injection
Two issues need to be addressed:
- Missing columns in GROUP BY clause
- SQL injection vulnerability
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return qx.select(
`
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
AND (mo."dateStart" IS NULL)
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
- GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
+ GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND (mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, | |
| [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND mi.verified = true | ||
| AND mi.type = 'email' | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > ${threshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| threshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Add deletedAt filter and prevent SQL injection
The function needs:
- Filter for deleted members
- Protection against SQL injection
Apply this diff:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT
mi."memberId",
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
m.id,
COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount",
msa."activityCount"
FROM "memberIdentities" mi
JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
+ AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL
AND mi.verified = true
AND mi.type = 'email'
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount"
- HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > ${threshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > $3
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5;
`,
- {
- threshold,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, threshold, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.type = 'email' | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > ${threshold} | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| threshold, | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.type = 'email' | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT mi.value) > $3 | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5; | |
| `, | |
| [segmentId, tenantId, threshold, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) AS "identityCount", | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) > ${threshold} | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| threshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Add deletedAt filter and convert to parameterized query
Two issues need to be addressed:
- Missing filter for deleted members
- SQL injection vulnerability
Apply this diff:
return qx.select(
`
SELECT
mi."memberId",
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
m.id,
COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) AS "identityCount",
msa."activityCount"
FROM "memberIdentities" mi
JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
+ AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount"
- HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) > ${threshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) > $3
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5;
`,
- {
- threshold,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, threshold, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) > ${threshold} | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| threshold, | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) AS "identityCount", | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| JOIN "members" m ON mi."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", m."displayName", m."attributes", m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT CASE WHEN mi."type" = 'email' THEN mi."value"::text ELSE mi.id::text END) > $3 | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $4 OFFSET $5; | |
| `, | |
| [segmentId, tenantId, threshold, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Fix GROUP BY clause and prevent SQL injection
Two issues need to be addressed:
- Missing columns in GROUP BY clause
- SQL injection vulnerability
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return qx.select(
`
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='')
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
- GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
+ GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, | |
| [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | ||
| AND ( | ||
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | ||
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | ||
| ) | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Prevent SQL injection and improve date overlap check
The query needs protection against SQL injection. Additionally, consider extracting the date overlap logic into a CTE for better readability.
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return qx.select(
`
+ WITH overlapping_experiences AS (
+ SELECT DISTINCT mo1."memberId"
+ FROM "memberOrganizations" mo1
+ JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId"
+ AND mo1.id != mo2.id
+ AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ AND (
+ (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
+ AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart")
+ )
+ )
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
- JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
- LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL
- AND mo1.id != mo2.id
- AND (
- (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
- AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart")
- )
+ JOIN overlapping_experiences oe ON m.id = oe."memberId"
+ JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $2
+ AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4;
`,
- {
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| LEFT JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | |
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| WITH overlapping_experiences AS ( | |
| SELECT DISTINCT mo1."memberId" | |
| FROM "memberOrganizations" mo1 | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN overlapping_experiences oe ON m.id = oe."memberId" | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = $1 | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $2 | |
| AND m."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| GROUP BY m.id, m."displayName", m."attributes", msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $3 OFFSET $4; | |
| `, | |
| [segmentId, tenantId, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | ||
| SELECT | ||
| mi."memberId", | ||
| mi.platform, | ||
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | ||
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | ||
| WHERE mi."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND mi.type = 'username' | ||
| AND mi.verified = true | ||
| AND mi.platform IN ('linkedin', 'github', 'twitter', 'lfx', 'slack', 'cvent', 'tnc', 'groupsio') | ||
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | ||
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold} | ||
| ), | ||
| aggregated_platforms AS ( | ||
| SELECT | ||
| p."memberId", | ||
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms | ||
| FROM platform_identities p | ||
| GROUP BY p."memberId" | ||
| ) | ||
| SELECT | ||
| p."memberId", | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| m.id, | ||
| platforms, | ||
| msa."activityCount" | ||
| FROM aggregated_platforms p | ||
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| threshold, | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) |
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Make platform list configurable and prevent SQL injection
Two improvements needed:
- The platform list is hard-coded and should be configurable
- The query is vulnerable to SQL injection
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+const SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = ['linkedin', 'github', 'twitter', 'lfx', 'slack', 'cvent', 'tnc', 'groupsio'];
return qx.select(
`
WITH platform_identities AS (
SELECT
mi."memberId",
mi.platform,
COUNT(*) AS "identityCount"
FROM "memberIdentities" mi
- WHERE mi."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
+ WHERE mi."tenantId" = $1
AND mi.type = 'username'
AND mi.verified = true
- AND mi.platform IN ('linkedin', 'github', 'twitter', 'lfx', 'slack', 'cvent', 'tnc', 'groupsio')
+ AND mi.platform = ANY($2::text[])
GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform
- HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold}
+ HAVING COUNT(*) > $3
),
aggregated_platforms AS (
SELECT
p."memberId",
STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms
FROM platform_identities p
GROUP BY p."memberId"
)
SELECT
p."memberId",
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
m.id,
platforms,
msa."activityCount"
FROM aggregated_platforms p
JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id
INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId"
- WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
- AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
+ WHERE m."tenantId" = $1
+ AND msa."segmentId" = $4
AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
- LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
+ LIMIT $5 OFFSET $6;
`,
- {
- threshold,
- tenantId,
- limit,
- offset,
- segmentId,
- },
+ [tenantId, SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS, threshold, segmentId, limit, offset],
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| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| mi.platform, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| WHERE mi."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND mi.type = 'username' | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.platform IN ('linkedin', 'github', 'twitter', 'lfx', 'slack', 'cvent', 'tnc', 'groupsio') | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > ${threshold} | |
| ), | |
| aggregated_platforms AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms | |
| FROM platform_identities p | |
| GROUP BY p."memberId" | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| platforms, | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM aggregated_platforms p | |
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| threshold, | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| const SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = ['linkedin', 'github', 'twitter', 'lfx', 'slack', 'cvent', 'tnc', 'groupsio']; | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| WITH platform_identities AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| mi."memberId", | |
| mi.platform, | |
| COUNT(*) AS "identityCount" | |
| FROM "memberIdentities" mi | |
| WHERE mi."tenantId" = $1 | |
| AND mi.type = 'username' | |
| AND mi.verified = true | |
| AND mi.platform = ANY($2::text[]) | |
| GROUP BY mi."memberId", mi.platform | |
| HAVING COUNT(*) > $3 | |
| ), | |
| aggregated_platforms AS ( | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| STRING_AGG(p.platform, ',') AS platforms | |
| FROM platform_identities p | |
| GROUP BY p."memberId" | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| p."memberId", | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| m.id, | |
| platforms, | |
| msa."activityCount" | |
| FROM aggregated_platforms p | |
| JOIN "members" m ON p."memberId" = m.id | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = $1 | |
| AND msa."segmentId" = $4 | |
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT $5 OFFSET $6; | |
| `, | |
| [tenantId, SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS, threshold, segmentId, limit, offset], | |
| ) |
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Ensure the JSDoc comments accurately describe the function
The JSDoc comment for fetchMembersWithMissingPeriodOnWorkExperience is generic and similar to the previous function. To improve clarity, please update the description to specifically indicate that this function retrieves members with missing period information (e.g., missing start dates) in their work experience.
Apply this diff to clarify the function description:
/**
- * Fetches members with missing information on work experience.
+ * Fetches members with missing period information in their work experience.
*
* @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations.
* @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by.
* @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve.
* @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve.
* @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by.
- * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
- * with missing period information on their work experience.
+ * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members with missing period information on their work experience.
*/Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."title" IS NULL OR mo."title"='') | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| /** | ||
| * Fetches members with missing information on work experience. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param {QueryExecutor} qx - The query executor instance used to perform database operations. | ||
| * @param {string} tenantId - The ID of the tenant to filter members by. | ||
| * @param {number} limit - The maximum number of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {number} offset - The starting point in the list of members to retrieve. | ||
| * @param {string} segmentId - The ID of the segment to filter members by. | ||
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | ||
| * with missing period information on their work experience. | ||
| */ | ||
| export async function fetchMembersWithMissingPeriodOnWorkExperience( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(mo.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo ON m.id = mo."memberId" AND mo."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| AND (mo."dateStart" IS NULL) | ||
| AND COALESCE((m.attributes -> 'isBot' ->> 'default')::BOOLEAN, FALSE) = FALSE | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| export async function fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | ||
| AND ( | ||
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | ||
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | ||
| ) | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Add unit tests for the new data quality functions
The new data quality functions are crucial for ensuring data integrity, but there are no associated unit tests. To maintain high code quality and prevent future regressions, consider adding unit tests that cover various scenarios and edge cases for these functions.
Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for these functions? I can help generate test cases to ensure they behave as expected.
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | ||
| * with missing period information on their work experience. |
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Update the JSDoc @return description to match the function's purpose
The @return description mentions "members with missing period information on their work experience," but this function fetchMembersWithMissingInfoOnWorkExperience is intended to fetch members with missing information such as titles. Please update the description to accurately reflect the function's intent.
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* @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members
- * with missing period information on their work experience.
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| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | |
| * with missing period information on their work experience. | |
| * @return {Promise<IMember[]>} A promise that resolves to an array of members | |
| * with missing information (e.g., missing titles) on their work experience. |
| export async function fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences( | ||
| qx: QueryExecutor, | ||
| tenantId: string, | ||
| limit: number, | ||
| offset: number, | ||
| segmentId: string, | ||
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | ||
| return qx.select( | ||
| ` | ||
| SELECT | ||
| m.id, | ||
| m."displayName", | ||
| m."attributes", | ||
| msa."activityCount", | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | ||
| FROM "members" m | ||
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | ||
| INNER JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | ||
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | ||
| AND ( | ||
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | ||
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | ||
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | ||
| ) | ||
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | ||
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | ||
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | ||
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | ||
| `, | ||
| { | ||
| tenantId, | ||
| limit, | ||
| offset, | ||
| segmentId, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor the SQL query for readability and maintainability
The SQL query in fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences is complex due to nested conditions for date overlaps. To enhance readability and maintainability, consider refactoring the query using Common Table Expressions (CTEs) to separate logic into named subqueries.
Apply this refactored query:
return qx.select(
`
+ WITH overlapping_experiences AS (
+ SELECT DISTINCT mo1."memberId"
+ FROM "memberOrganizations" mo1
+ JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId"
+ AND mo1.id != mo2.id
+ AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ AND (
+ (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
+ AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart")
+ )
+ )
SELECT
m.id,
m."displayName",
m."attributes",
msa."activityCount",
COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount"
FROM "members" m
- JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
- INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
- INNER JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL
- AND mo1.id != mo2.id
- AND (
- (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp)
- AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart")
- )
+ JOIN overlapping_experiences oe ON m.id = oe."memberId"
+ JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL
+ INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}'
WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}'
GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount"
ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC
LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset};
`,
{
tenantId,
limit,
offset,
segmentId,
},
)This refactoring isolates the overlapping logic into a CTE, making the main query cleaner and easier to understand.
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| export async function fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences( | |
| qx: QueryExecutor, | |
| tenantId: string, | |
| limit: number, | |
| offset: number, | |
| segmentId: string, | |
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| INNER JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") OR | |
| (mo2."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo1."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| export async function fetchMembersWithConflictingWorkExperiences( | |
| qx: QueryExecutor, | |
| tenantId: string, | |
| limit: number, | |
| offset: number, | |
| segmentId: string, | |
| ): Promise<IMember[]> { | |
| return qx.select( | |
| ` | |
| WITH overlapping_experiences AS ( | |
| SELECT DISTINCT mo1."memberId" | |
| FROM "memberOrganizations" mo1 | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo2 ON mo1."memberId" = mo2."memberId" | |
| AND mo1.id != mo2.id | |
| AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND mo2."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| AND ( | |
| (mo1."dateStart" < COALESCE(mo2."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) | |
| AND COALESCE(mo1."dateEnd", 'infinity'::timestamp) > mo2."dateStart") | |
| ) | |
| ) | |
| SELECT | |
| m.id, | |
| m."displayName", | |
| m."attributes", | |
| msa."activityCount", | |
| COUNT(DISTINCT mo1.id) AS "organizationsCount" | |
| FROM "members" m | |
| JOIN overlapping_experiences oe ON m.id = oe."memberId" | |
| JOIN "memberOrganizations" mo1 ON m.id = mo1."memberId" AND mo1."deletedAt" IS NULL | |
| INNER JOIN "memberSegmentsAgg" msa ON m.id = msa."memberId" AND msa."segmentId" = '${segmentId}' | |
| WHERE m."tenantId" = '${tenantId}' | |
| GROUP BY m.id, msa."activityCount" | |
| ORDER BY msa."activityCount" DESC | |
| LIMIT ${limit} OFFSET ${offset}; | |
| `, | |
| { | |
| tenantId, | |
| limit, | |
| offset, | |
| segmentId, | |
| }, | |
| ) | |
| } |
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