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[Feat] Auto redirect to workspace selection #8412
[Feat] Auto redirect to workspace selection #8412
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…ate type annotations in `NgxLoginComponent` constructor and `tap` callback.
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Actionable comments posted: 2
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packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/login/features/login-workspace/login-workspace.component.ts (2)
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99-100
: Correct the typo in the commentThere's a grammatical error in the comment: "Exit if the no workspace" should be "Exit if there is no workspace".
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
if (!workspace || !this.confirmedEmail) { - return; // Exit if the no workspace + return; // Exit if there is no workspace }
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132-135
: Avoid using hardcoded delays in asynchronous operationsUsing a fixed delay of
3000ms
withasyncScheduler.schedule
can lead to inconsistent user experiences. Devices with different performance characteristics may not align well with this delay.Consider using RxJS operators to manage the flow of asynchronous operations more effectively, ensuring that actions occur precisely when needed without arbitrary delays.
Here's how you might refactor the code:
-asyncScheduler.schedule(() => { - this._authService.electronAuthentication({ token, user }); - this.loading = false; -}, 3000); +this._authService.electronAuthentication({ token, user }); +this.loading = false;If a delay is necessary due to specific requirements, consider using more reliable methods such as awaiting a completion event or using
delay
from RxJS.
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- packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/login/features/login-workspace/login-workspace.component.ts (4 hunks)
- packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/login/login.component.ts (3 hunks)
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packages/desktop-ui-lib/src/lib/login/login.component.ts (6)
1-4
: Correct addition of necessary importsThe new imports for
ViewChild
,NgForm
,NavigationExtras
,HttpStatus
, andIUserSigninWorkspaceResponse
are appropriate and necessary for the added functionality.
21-22
: Proper use of @ViewChild to access the formUsing
@ViewChild('form') public form: NgForm;
allows direct access to the form for validation, which is correctly implemented.
31-32
: Injected services are correctly added to the constructorThe addition of
AuthService
andErrorHandlerService
as injected dependencies is appropriate for handling authentication and error management.
45-48
: Form validation before submission is correctly implementedChecking if the form exists and is valid before proceeding prevents unnecessary processing and ensures data integrity.
88-93
: Proper error handling and cleanup in 'catchError'The
catchError
operator correctly resets thesubmitted
flag and utilizesErrorHandlerService
to manage errors, ensuring the user interface remains responsive.
94-95
: Correct use of 'untilDestroyed' to prevent memory leaksApplying
untilDestroyed(this)
ensures that the subscriptions are properly cleaned up when the component is destroyed, preventing memory leaks.
tap((response) => { | ||
if (response['status'] === HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED) { | ||
throw new Error(`${response['message']}`); | ||
} | ||
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Throwing errors inside 'tap' may not propagate as expected
Throwing an error within a tap
operator does not correctly propagate errors to the catchError
operator in the Observable chain. Instead, it can cause unhandled exceptions. Consider using mergeMap
or switchMap
to properly handle error propagation.
You can modify the code as follows:
- tap((response) => {
+ mergeMap((response) => {
if (response['status'] === HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED) {
- throw new Error(`${response['message']}`);
+ return throwError(() => new Error(`${response['message']}`));
}
+ return of(response);
}),
This ensures that the error is emitted correctly and caught by catchError
.
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tap((response) => { | |
if (response['status'] === HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED) { | |
throw new Error(`${response['message']}`); | |
} | |
}), | |
mergeMap((response) => { | |
if (response['status'] === HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED) { | |
return throwError(() => new Error(`${response['message']}`)); | |
} | |
return of(response); | |
}), |
const navigation = this._router.getCurrentNavigation(); | ||
this.state = navigation?.extras?.state; | ||
} |
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Ensure getCurrentNavigation()
returns a valid navigation object
The method getCurrentNavigation()
can return null
if there is no current navigation, such as when the component is accessed directly without routing. Assigning navigation?.extras?.state
without checking if navigation
is not null
could lead to unexpected behavior.
Consider adding a null check for navigation
to prevent potential runtime errors.
Apply this diff to handle the potential null
value:
-const navigation = this._router.getCurrentNavigation();
-this.state = navigation?.extras?.state;
+const navigation = this._router.getCurrentNavigation();
+if (navigation) {
+ this.state = navigation.extras?.state;
+} else {
+ this.state = null;
+}
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const navigation = this._router.getCurrentNavigation(); | |
this.state = navigation?.extras?.state; | |
} | |
const navigation = this._router.getCurrentNavigation(); | |
if (navigation) { | |
this.state = navigation.extras?.state; | |
} else { | |
this.state = null; | |
} | |
} |
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