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- Added new @gauzy/plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui package for integrating Hubstaff UI components
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/tsconfig.spec.json (1)
3-8: LGTM: Compiler options are well-configured for testing.The compiler options are appropriately set for a testing environment:
- Output directory is correctly specified.
- CommonJS module system is suitable for Node.js where tests typically run.
- Types for Jest and Node.js are correctly included.
Consider using a more recent ECMAScript target (e.g., "es2018" or later) to leverage newer language features, if compatible with your testing environment.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
1-3: LGTM! Consider performance impact of linting all files.The configuration extends from a root ESLint file, which is good for maintaining consistency. The ignore pattern includes all files for linting, ensuring comprehensive code quality checks.
For large codebases, consider adding specific ignore patterns (e.g., for build outputs or third-party code) to optimize linting performance if needed.
27-31: LGTM! Consider adding specific HTML linting rules if needed.The configuration for HTML files appropriately extends the NX Angular template plugin, which is suitable for linting Angular HTML templates.
Consider adding specific HTML linting rules if there are any project-specific conventions or best practices that aren't covered by the default rules from the NX Angular template plugin.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/integration-hubstaff-routing.module.ts (1)
6-27: Route configurations are well-structured, but consider reordering.The route configurations are logical and follow Angular routing best practices. The use of the data property for state management is a good approach. However, there's a potential issue with the route order.
Consider reordering the routes to ensure the dynamic route (':id') doesn't accidentally match 'regenerate':
RouterModule.forChild([ { path: '', component: HubstaffAuthorizeComponent, data: { state: true } }, { path: 'regenerate', component: HubstaffAuthorizeComponent, data: { state: false } }, { path: ':id', component: HubstaffComponent } ])This order ensures that 'regenerate' is matched before the dynamic route.
packages/plugins/maintenance-ui/src/lib/maintenance-mode.module.ts (2)
17-17: LGTM: TranslateModule configuration updated for dynamic language selection.The use of
getBrowserLanguage()for thedefaultLanguageis a good improvement, allowing for dynamic language selection based on the user's browser settings. This enhances the application's localization capabilities.Consider slightly modifying the comment for clarity:
- // Get the browser language and fall back to a default if needed + // Dynamically set the default language based on the user's browser settings
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1-38: Overall assessment: Changes improve localization capabilities.The modifications to this file enhance the application's ability to adapt to user language preferences. The use of
getBrowserLanguage()for setting the default language in the TranslateModule is a positive change that aligns with best practices for internationalization.Consider documenting this change in the project's internationalization guide or README, if such documentation exists. This will help other developers understand the dynamic language selection mechanism implemented here.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/project.json (2)
9-24: LGTM: Build configuration is well-structuredThe build target is correctly configured using the "@nrwl/angular:package" executor. Separate configurations for production and development with different tsconfig files allow for environment-specific optimizations.
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the
ng-package.jsonfile for better maintainability:"options": { + // ng-package.json contains ng-packagr specific configurations "project": "packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/ng-package.json" },
25-38: LGTM: Test configuration is appropriate, with a suggestionThe test target is well-configured using the "@nrwl/jest:jest" executor. The CI configuration correctly enables code coverage.
The
passWithNoTestsoption is set to true, which can potentially hide the absence of tests. Consider adding a comment explaining why this option is enabled, or if it's not necessary, consider removing it:"options": { "jestConfig": "packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/jest.config.ts", - "passWithNoTests": true + // "passWithNoTests": true // Uncomment if needed, but ensure tests are added promptly },packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/package.json (5)
1-5: LGTM! Consider using ES modules for better tree-shaking.The basic package information looks good. The name, version, and description are appropriate for this new package. However, you might want to consider using "module" instead of "commonjs" for the "type" field. ES modules offer better tree-shaking capabilities, which can lead to smaller bundle sizes in modern Angular applications.
Consider changing the "type" field:
- "type": "commonjs", + "type": "module",
12-19: LGTM! Consider using a more specific homepage URL.The repository and bugs URLs are correctly set to the main Ever Gauzy project. However, the homepage URL could be more specific to this package or the Gauzy project.
Consider changing the homepage URL to point to the Gauzy project page or documentation:
- "homepage": "https://ever.co", + "homepage": "https://gauzy.co",
33-37: LGTM! Consider adding a test script.The build scripts for development, production, and watch mode are well-defined. They use appropriate configurations for each scenario.
Consider adding a test script to run the package's tests:
"scripts": { "lib:build": "ng build plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui --configuration=development", "lib:build:prod": "ng build plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui --configuration=production", - "lib:watch": "ng build plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui --watch --configuration=development" + "lib:watch": "ng build plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui --watch --configuration=development", + "test": "jest" },
38-59: LGTM! Consider adding ESLint as a dev dependency.The dependencies are well-structured and appropriate for an Angular library. The use of specific versions for Angular packages ensures compatibility. The dev dependencies are minimal, which is good for keeping the package light.
Consider adding ESLint as a dev dependency to ensure code quality:
"devDependencies": { "@types/jest": "^29.4.4", "@types/node": "^20.14.9", - "jest-preset-angular": "^13.1.4" + "jest-preset-angular": "^13.1.4", + "eslint": "^8.0.0" },
60-63: Consider using a slightly lower Node.js version for better compatibility.The engine requirements are specified, which is good practice. However, the Node.js version (>=20.11.1) is very recent and might limit compatibility with some systems.
Consider using a slightly lower Node.js version for better compatibility:
"engines": { - "node": ">=20.11.1", + "node": ">=18.0.0", "yarn": ">=1.22.19" },packages/plugins/onboarding-ui/src/lib/onboarding.module.ts (2)
7-7: LGTM: NgxPermissionsModule import addedThe addition of NgxPermissionsModule is appropriate for handling permissions in the application. It's correctly used in the THIRD_PARTY_MODULES array with the forRoot() configuration.
Consider moving the NgxPermissionsModule.forRoot() configuration to the imports array of the @NgModule decorator for consistency with Angular best practices. This would centralize all module imports in one place.
30-30: LGTM: Dynamic language detection implementedThe change to use getBrowserLanguage() for the defaultLanguage in the TranslateModule configuration is a good improvement. It allows for dynamic language detection based on the user's browser settings, enhancing the user experience.
Consider adding a fallback language in case getBrowserLanguage() fails to detect a supported language. For example:
defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage() || LanguagesEnum.ENGLISH,This ensures that even if browser language detection fails, the application will still have a valid default language.
packages/plugins/public-layout-ui/src/lib/public-layout.module.ts (1)
44-46: Summary: Improved internationalization with dynamic language selectionThe changes to import
getBrowserLanguageand use it in theTranslateModuleconfiguration work together to implement dynamic language selection based on the user's browser settings. This is a good improvement for internationalization.Consider updating any relevant documentation or tests related to language selection to reflect this new behavior. This will ensure that other developers are aware of the change and can properly maintain it in the future.
Also applies to: 82-82
packages/plugins/job-matching-ui/src/lib/job-matching.module.ts (1)
49-49: Approved: Dynamic language selection implemented.The change to use
getBrowserLanguage()for thedefaultLanguagein the TranslateModule configuration is a good improvement. It allows for dynamic language selection based on the user's browser settings, providing a more personalized experience.Consider updating the comment to be more specific:
- defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage(), // Get the browser language and fall back to a default if needed + defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage(), // Dynamically set default language based on browser settingspackages/plugins/job-proposal-ui/src/lib/proposal/job-proposal.module.ts (1)
75-75: Approved: Dynamic default language setting.The use of
getBrowserLanguage()for setting the default language is a good improvement for user experience. It allows the application to automatically adapt to the user's preferred language.However, consider adding a fallback mechanism in case
getBrowserLanguage()returns a language not supported by your application. For example:defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage() || 'en', // Fallback to English if browser language is not supportedThis ensures that a supported language is always set, even if the browser language is not available in your application.
packages/ui-auth/src/lib/auth.module.ts (1)
97-98: LGTM: Improved language detection in TranslateModule configuration.The
defaultLanguageproperty now usesgetBrowserLanguage(), which is a good improvement for automatically selecting the user's preferred language. This change enhances the user experience by providing localized content without manual language selection.However, consider adding a fallback mechanism in case
getBrowserLanguage()returns an unsupported language:defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage() || 'en', // Fallback to English if the browser language is not supportedThis ensures that a supported language is always used, even if the detected browser language is not available in your application.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/hubstaff/hubstaff.component.ts (2)
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72-80: LGTM: Improved error handling and loading state managementThe addition of error handling using
catchErrorand the use offinalizeto manage the loading state are excellent improvements. These changes enhance the robustness of the code and ensure a better user experience.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider logging the error before handling it. This can be useful for debugging purposes.catchError((error) => { console.error('Error fetching organizations:', error); this._errorHandlingService.handleError(error); return of([]); }),This will provide more context in case of errors without changing the behavior of the error handling.
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214-241: LGTM: Improved dialog handling and error managementThe updates to the
openSettingModalmethod are well-implemented. The use offirstValueFromfor handling the dialog's closure and the addition of error handling for the settings update process significantly improve the robustness of the code.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider using a more descriptive variable name instead ofdatafor the dialog result. This can make the code more self-documenting.const dialogResult = await firstValueFrom(dialog.onClose); if (!dialogResult) { this._hubstaffService.resetSettings(); return; }This small change can enhance the readability of the code without affecting its functionality.
angular.json (1)
327-361: LGTM! Consider adding a prefix for consistency.The new project configuration for
plugin-integration-hubstaff-uiis well-structured and consistent with other library projects in the file. The build and test configurations are correctly set up.For consistency with other plugin projects, consider adding a prefix in the schematics configuration. You can add the following line under the
styleproperty in the schematics section:"schematics": { "@nrwl/angular:component": { - "style": "scss" + "style": "scss", + "prefix": "ngx" } }packages/ui-core/i18n/assets/i18n/bg.json (2)
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1-3224: Suggestion for consistency in imperative mood.While reviewing the translations, I noticed that some verbs are in imperative mood (e.g., "Добавете", "Създайте") while others are in the infinitive form (e.g., "Запазване", "Нулиране"). For better consistency, consider using the imperative mood for all action-related translations.
For example:
- Change "SAVE": "Запазване" to "SAVE": "Запазете"
- Change "RESET_INTEGRATION": "Нулиране на интеграцията" to "RESET_INTEGRATION": "Нулирайте интеграцията"
This would make the user interface instructions more consistent in Bulgarian.
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2917-2930: Consider adding more specific error messages.In the "VALIDATION" section under "RESET_PASSWORD_PAGE", the error messages are quite generic. Consider adding more specific error messages to guide users better. For example:
"VALIDATION": { "NEW_PASSWORD_REQUIRED": "Моля, въведете нова парола.", "CONFIRM_PASSWORD_REQUIRED": "Моля, потвърдете новата парола.", "PASSWORDS_NOT_MATCH": "Новата парола и потвърждението не съвпадат.", "PASSWORD_SHOULD_CONTAIN": "Новата парола трябва да съдържа между {{ minLength }} и {{ maxLength }} знака и да включва поне една цифра, една главна буква и един специален символ." }This would provide more helpful guidance to users when resetting their password.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/integration-hubstaff-ui.module.ts (1)
27-27: Optimize Imports from@gauzy/ui-core/sharedYou're importing multiple modules from
@gauzy/ui-core/shared. To improve code readability and maintainability, consider importing only the necessary modules or using a barrel file if available.For example:
- import { getBrowserLanguage, SmartDataViewLayoutModule, SharedModule } from '@gauzy/ui-core/shared'; + import { getBrowserLanguage } from '@gauzy/ui-core/shared/utils'; + import { SmartDataViewLayoutModule } from '@gauzy/ui-core/shared/layout'; + import { SharedModule } from '@gauzy/ui-core/shared/shared.module';This makes the import paths more explicit and can help with tree-shaking unused code.
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/hubstaff-authorize/hubstaff-authorize.component.ts
[error] 39-39: The assignment should not be in an expression.
The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/hubstaff-authorize/hubstaff-authorize.component.scss (2)
1-3: LGTM: Hint styling looks good.The
.hintclass with a bottom margin of 20px provides appropriate spacing for informational text.
10-16: LGTM: Host styling looks good.The use of
:hostselector to stylenb-cardandnb-card-bodyelements is appropriate. The use of the CSS variable--gauzy-card-2for the background color promotes consistency in the application's theme.packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/tsconfig.spec.json (3)
1-2: LGTM: Proper extension of base configuration.Extending the base
tsconfig.jsonis a good practice. It allows for shared settings while enabling test-specific configurations.
1-11: Overall, the tsconfig.spec.json is well-configured for testing purposes.The configuration extends the base tsconfig.json, sets appropriate compiler options for testing, and includes the necessary files. The structure follows TypeScript configuration best practices for testing environments.
Minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider using a more recent ECMAScript target.
- Verify the location of the test setup file.
These changes are not critical but could potentially enhance the testing setup.
9-10: LGTM: Comprehensive inclusion of test files.The file inclusion configuration is well-structured:
- Jest config and test files are correctly included.
- Both .test.ts and .spec.ts patterns are covered.
- Declaration files (.d.ts) are appropriately included.
Please verify the location of "src/test-setup.ts". For a library project, it's more common to have this file at the root level. Consider moving it if necessary.
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test-setup.tsis located in the expected directory.No further action is required regarding the test setup file's location.
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/ng-package.json (4)
2-2: LGTM: Correct schema specification.The schema is correctly specified, ensuring that the configuration adheres to the expected structure for ng-packagr.
3-3: LGTM: Appropriate destination path.The destination path for the built package is correctly set, following the conventional structure for output directories in monorepo setups.
8-8: Clarify the allowed non-peer dependencies configuration.The current configuration allows "." as a non-peer dependency. This is unusual and might indicate a circular dependency or a misunderstanding of the option's purpose.
Could you please clarify the intention behind this configuration? If it's not needed, consider removing it. If it is needed, please provide more context on why it's necessary.
9-9: Verify the empty assets configuration.The assets array is currently empty. While this might be intentional if no additional assets are needed for this package, it's worth double-checking.
Please confirm that no assets (such as images, fonts, or other static files) are required for this package. If assets are needed, they should be added to this array.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/utils/language-utils.ts (2)
1-7: LGTM! Well-structured utility function.The import statement and function structure look good. The JSDoc comment provides a clear description of the function's purpose and return value.
1-13: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd safeguards for non-browser environments.
The current implementation assumes a browser environment. To improve robustness and prevent potential runtime errors, consider adding checks for the availability of the
windowobject.Here's a suggested improvement:
import { LanguagesEnum } from '@gauzy/contracts'; /** * Utility function to get the browser language and fall back to a default if needed. * @returns {string} The browser language or the default language. */ export function getBrowserLanguage(): string { const supportedLanguages = Object.values(LanguagesEnum); if (typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.navigator) { const browserLang = window.navigator.language.split('-')[0]; return supportedLanguages.includes(browserLang as LanguagesEnum) ? browserLang : LanguagesEnum.ENGLISH; } return LanguagesEnum.ENGLISH; // Default to English in non-browser environments }This modification:
- Checks for the existence of
windowandwindow.navigatorbefore accessinglanguage.- Defaults to English in non-browser environments, ensuring the function always returns a valid language.
- Incorporates the previous suggestion about handling regional variants.
To ensure this utility is used correctly across the project, we should check its usage:
This will help identify any places where the function is used and ensure they're prepared for potential
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/jest.config.ts (5)
1-6: LGTM: Basic Jest configuration is well-structured.The basic setup for the Jest configuration looks good. It correctly identifies the plugin, uses a shared preset for consistency, sets up the test environment, and specifies an appropriate coverage directory.
7-15: LGTM: Transform configuration is correctly set up for Angular testing.The transform configuration is well-structured for an Angular project. It properly handles various file types and uses the appropriate preset for Angular testing.
16-16: LGTM: Transform ignore pattern correctly handles .mjs files.The
transformIgnorePatternsconfiguration is correctly set to allow transformation of.mjsfiles withinnode_modules. This is crucial for ensuring compatibility with modern JavaScript modules.
17-21: LGTM: Snapshot serializers are properly configured for Angular testing.The snapshot serializers are correctly set up using
jest-preset-angular. This configuration ensures proper handling of Angular-specific elements in snapshot tests, including attributes, snapshots, and HTML comments.
1-22: Overall assessment: Jest configuration is well-structured and appropriate for the plugin.The Jest configuration for the
plugin-integration-hubstaff-uiis comprehensive and follows best practices for Angular testing. It correctly sets up the testing environment, handles file transformations, and configures snapshot serializers. This configuration should provide a solid foundation for testing the plugin.packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
5-26: LGTM! Well-structured TypeScript linting configuration.The configuration for TypeScript files is well-structured and follows best practices:
- It enforces consistent naming conventions for Angular directives and components.
- The use of the "gauzy" prefix aligns with the project's naming convention.
- The extension of NX and Angular ESLint plugins is appropriate for an Angular project.
1-33: LGTM! Well-structured and complete ESLint configuration.The overall structure of the ESLint configuration is well-organized and complete:
- It clearly separates rules for TypeScript and HTML files.
- The configuration follows the standard JSON format for ESLint.
- It covers the primary file types (TypeScript and HTML) used in an Angular project.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/integration-hubstaff-routing.module.ts (3)
1-4: Imports look good!The necessary Angular modules and components are correctly imported. The import statements follow Angular best practices, and there are no unused imports.
6-31: Module declaration is correct and follows best practices.The IntegrationHubstaffRoutingModule is properly declared using the @NgModule decorator. The RouterModule is correctly imported and exported, which is essential for a routing module. The empty class declaration for IntegrationHubstaffRoutingModule follows the standard pattern for Angular routing modules.
1-31: Overall, the IntegrationHubstaffRoutingModule is well-implemented.This new routing module for Hubstaff integration is correctly structured and follows Angular best practices. The imports, route configurations, and module declaration are all properly implemented. The only minor suggestion is to consider reordering the routes to prevent potential matching issues with the dynamic route.
Great job on implementing this routing module! It provides a solid foundation for the Hubstaff integration feature.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/tsconfig.json (2)
29-34: Angular compiler options are well-configured.The Angular-specific compiler options are appropriately set:
- Disabling legacy message ID format for i18n is good for using newer internationalization features.
- Enabling strict injection parameters, input access modifiers, and templates helps catch potential issues early in the development process.
These settings align with best practices for Angular development and will contribute to maintaining high code quality.
18-28: Verify contents of referenced TypeScript configurations.The file inclusions, references, and extension from the base configuration look good. However, ensure that:
- The empty
filesandincludearrays are intentional and all necessary files are included in the referenced configurations (tsconfig.lib.jsonandtsconfig.spec.json).- The base configuration file (
../../../tsconfig.base.json) exists and contains appropriate shared settings.To verify the existence and contents of the referenced configurations, you can run:
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All referenced configurations (
tsconfig.lib.json,tsconfig.spec.json, andtsconfig.base.json) exist and contain appropriate settings. The emptyfilesandincludearrays in the maintsconfig.jsonare intentional, relying on the referenced configurations for file inclusion.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/plugins/maintenance-ui/src/lib/maintenance-mode.module.ts (1)
9-9: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import of
getBrowserLanguagefrom '@gauzy/ui-core/shared' is correctly added. This import is necessary for the updated TranslateModule configuration.packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/project.json (3)
1-7: LGTM: Project metadata is well-definedThe project metadata is correctly configured for an Angular library in an NX workspace. The name, schema, sourceRoot, prefix, and projectType are all appropriately set.
39-48: LGTM: Lint configuration is comprehensiveThe lint target is correctly configured using the "@nrwl/linter:eslint" executor. It appropriately includes both TypeScript and HTML files, which is essential for Angular projects.
1-50: Overall: Excellent configuration for the plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui libraryThe
project.jsonfile is well-structured and follows NX and Angular best practices. It provides comprehensive configurations for building, testing, and linting the library. The minor suggestions provided earlier will further enhance clarity and maintainability.Great job on setting up this configuration!
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/package.json (3)
6-11: LGTM! Author and license information is complete.The author information and license are correctly specified. The AGPL-3.0 license is a strong copyleft license, which is fine if it aligns with the project's overall licensing strategy.
20-31: LGTM! Keywords are comprehensive and relevant.The keywords provided are appropriate and cover the main aspects of the package, including its purpose, technologies, and relation to the Gauzy project.
64-64: LGTM! Side effects declaration is correct.Setting
"sideEffects": falseis good practice. It allows modern build tools to perform more aggressive tree-shaking, potentially reducing the final bundle size.packages/plugins/onboarding-ui/src/lib/onboarding.module.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM: HttpClient import addedThe addition of the HttpClient import is necessary for the HttpLoaderFactory used in the TranslateModule configuration. This change is consistent with the module's requirements.
15-15: LGTM: getBrowserLanguage import addedThe addition of getBrowserLanguage import is appropriate and aligns with its usage in the TranslateModule configuration for setting the default language dynamically. This change enhances the module's ability to adapt to the user's browser language settings.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/settings-dialog/settings-dialog.component.html (3)
28-28: LGTM: Improved HTML formattingThe closing tag for the
nb-iconcomponent has been adjusted for better consistency in the HTML structure. This change doesn't affect functionality and improves code readability.
40-42: LGTM: Improved template formatting and readabilityTwo positive changes have been made:
- The closing tag for the
nb-togglecomponent has been adjusted for consistency, similar to thenb-iconchange.- The
ngClassdirective has been consolidated into a single line, improving readability.These changes align with Angular template best practices and enhance code maintainability.
64-64: Verify implementation ofcloseDialogmethodThe click event handler has been updated from
dialogRef.close(true)tocloseDialog(true). This change likely improves code organization by encapsulating the dialog closing logic in a separate method.Please ensure that the
closeDialogmethod is properly implemented in the component's TypeScript file. Run the following script to verify:tsconfig.json (1)
13-13: LGTM! New path mapping for Hubstaff integration UI plugin added.The addition of the path mapping for "@gauzy/plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui" is consistent with the project structure and other plugin mappings. This change will allow TypeScript to correctly resolve the new Hubstaff integration UI plugin module.
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75-75: LGTM. Consider documenting the newly exposed API.The addition of
export * from './utils';is consistent with the existing export pattern in this file. This change expands the public API surface of the @gauzy/ui-core/shared package to include all exports from the 'utils' module.To ensure the newly exposed API is appropriate for public use, please run the following script to inspect the contents of the 'utils' module:
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packages/plugins/job-employee-ui/src/lib/job-employee.module.ts (3)
16-16: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been appropriately updated to include the
getBrowserLanguagefunction, which is used in the TranslateModule configuration. This change ensures that the necessary function is available for use in the module.
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31-31: Excellent improvement in language handling.The use of
getBrowserLanguage()instead of a hardcoded language enum is a great improvement. This change makes the application more dynamic and user-friendly by automatically detecting the user's preferred language.To ensure robust behavior, please verify that the
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44-46: LGTM: Import ofgetBrowserLanguagefunctionThe addition of the
getBrowserLanguageimport from@gauzy/ui-core/sharedis appropriate. This function will be used to dynamically determine the browser's language for the translation module.
82-82: Approve: Dynamic default language settingThe update to use
getBrowserLanguage()for setting the default language in theTranslateModuleconfiguration is a good improvement. This change will enhance user experience by automatically selecting an appropriate language based on the user's browser settings.To ensure robustness, let's verify the implementation of
getBrowserLanguage():packages/plugins/job-matching-ui/src/lib/job-matching.module.ts (2)
21-21: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been appropriately updated to include
getBrowserLanguagefrom@gauzy/ui-core/shared. This change aligns with its usage in the TranslateModule configuration.
21-21: Summary: Improved language handling in JobMatchingModule.The changes in this file enhance the language handling capabilities of the JobMatchingModule:
- The addition of
getBrowserLanguageimport and its use in the TranslateModule configuration allows for dynamic language selection based on the user's browser settings.- Removal of the static
LanguagesEnum.ENGLISHin favor of the dynamic approach improves flexibility and user experience.These modifications are well-implemented and consistent with modern internationalization practices.
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packages/plugins/job-proposal-ui/src/lib/proposal-template/job-proposal-template.module.ts (3)
26-27: LGTM: StatusBadgeModule import addedThe addition of StatusBadgeModule to the imports is appropriate. This suggests that status badges are now being used in this module, which can enhance the UI by providing visual indicators for various statuses.
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1-124: Overall assessment: Positive improvements to localization and UIThe changes in this file enhance the module's functionality by improving localization capabilities and potentially adding status badge features. The dynamic language selection is a user-friendly addition, and the inclusion of StatusBadgeModule suggests improved visual feedback in the UI. These modifications align well with good development practices and should contribute positively to the user experience.
52-52: Improved localization with dynamic language selectionThe change from a static language value to
getBrowserLanguage()enhances the application's localization capabilities. This approach allows for automatic language selection based on the user's browser settings, providing a more user-friendly experience.Let's verify the implementation of
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packages/plugins/job-search-ui/src/lib/job-search.module.ts (3)
31-32: LGTM: New import added for getBrowserLanguageThe addition of
getBrowserLanguageimport from '@gauzy/ui-core/shared' is appropriate and aligns with the changes in the TranslateModule configuration.
39-39: LGTM: Improved comment header formattingThe update of comment headers for Nebular and Third Party modules to use title case enhances code readability and maintains consistency in the codebase.
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1-138: Overall assessment: Improvements in flexibility and code styleThe changes in this file enhance the module's flexibility by introducing dynamic language selection and improve code style with better formatting. The main points are:
- Addition of
getBrowserLanguageimport and its usage in TranslateModule configuration.- Improved comment header formatting for better readability.
- More flexible language selection based on the user's browser settings.
These changes are approved, but it's recommended to verify the new language selection behavior to ensure it doesn't introduce any unexpected issues in the application.
packages/plugins/job-proposal-ui/src/lib/proposal/job-proposal.module.ts (2)
34-35: LGTM: Import ofgetBrowserLanguagefunction.The addition of the
getBrowserLanguageimport is appropriate and consistent with the existing import structure. This function will be useful for dynamically setting the default language based on the user's browser settings.
34-35: Summary: Improved internationalization with dynamic language detection.The changes in this file enhance the internationalization capabilities of the JobProposalModule. By importing and using the
getBrowserLanguage()function, the module now dynamically sets the default language based on the user's browser settings. This improvement provides a more personalized experience for users without requiring manual language selection.These changes are minimal yet impactful, and they're well-integrated into the existing module structure. They represent a positive step towards a more user-centric approach in language handling.
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packages/ui-auth/src/lib/auth.module.ts (2)
30-30: LGTM: Import statement updated for dynamic language detection.The import statement has been updated to include
getBrowserLanguagefrom '@gauzy/ui-core/shared'. This change supports the transition to dynamic language detection, which is a good practice for improving user experience by automatically selecting the appropriate language based on the user's browser settings.
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- Verify that all supported languages have corresponding translation files.
- Test the application with various browser language settings to ensure proper language switching.
- Update any hard-coded language references throughout the application to use the new dynamic language detection method.
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/hubstaff/hubstaff.component.ts (1)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement consolidationThe consolidation of RxJS operator imports into a single line is a good practice. It improves code readability and maintainability.
package.json (2)
164-164: LGTM: New build script for integration-hubstaff-ui plugin.The new script for building the integration-hubstaff-ui plugin follows the established pattern for other plugins and sets appropriate environment variables. This addition enhances the project's build capabilities by incorporating the new plugin.
165-165: LGTM: New production build script for integration-hubstaff-ui plugin.The new production build script for the integration-hubstaff-ui plugin is consistent with other plugin production build scripts. It correctly sets the environment to production and uses the appropriate build command.
packages/ui-core/i18n/assets/i18n/bg.json (4)
3-10: Translations updated correctly.The following keys have been updated as mentioned in the summary:
- "PAY" changed from "Плати" to "Плащане"
- "ADD_EXISTING_USER" changed from "Добавяне на съществуващ потребител" to "Добавете съществуващ потребител"
- "CREATE" changed from "Създаване" to "Създайте"
- "CHANGE_PASSWORD" changed from "Промяна на паролата" to "Смяна на парола"
- "SEND_CODE" changed from "Вход с имейл" to "Изпратете кода"
- "SAVE" changed from "Запази" to "Запазване"
- "BACK" changed from "Обратно" to "Назад"
These changes appear to improve clarity and consistency in the Bulgarian translations.
7-8: New keys added correctly.The following new keys have been added as mentioned in the summary:
- "ADD_INTEGRATION": "Добавете интеграция"
- "RESET_INTEGRATION": "Нулиране на интеграцията"
These additions expand the functionality of the application for Bulgarian users.
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1-3224: Overall structure and formatting is correct.The JSON file is well-structured with proper nesting and formatting. The use of nested objects for organizing related translations is consistent throughout the file.
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1-3224: Verify translations with a native speaker.While the translations appear to be correct and consistent, it's always a good practice to have a native Bulgarian speaker review the translations to ensure they sound natural and convey the intended meaning accurately in all contexts.
packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/components/settings-dialog/settings-dialog.component.ts (5)
24-25: Consistent naming for private membersRenaming
dialogRefandcdRefto_dialogRefand_cdReffollows the convention for private properties, enhancing code readability and consistency.
32-34: Display date formatted for user interfaceThe addition of
this.displayDatewith a formatted date range improves user experience by providing a clear display of the selected dates.
40-41: Updated ChangeDetectorRef usageUsing
_cdRefmaintains consistency with the private member naming convention, ensuring clarity in the codebase.
43-50: Addition ofcloseDialogmethod enhances reusabilityImplementing the
closeDialogmethod centralizes dialog closure logic, promoting code reusability and cleaner component interactions.
59-70: Verify parameter type change inonDateChangeChanging the parameter type of
onDateChangefromIDateRangeActivityFiltertoNbCalendarRange<any>aligns the method with theNbCalendarRangeused by the date picker, improving integration. However, please verify that all instances whereonDateChangeis called have been updated to match the new parameter type to prevent potential runtime errors.Run the following script to locate all calls to
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packages/plugins/integration-hubstaff-ui/src/lib/integration-hubstaff-ui.module.ts (2)
91-94: Verify Availability of User Permissions Before LoadingIn the
initializeUiPermissions()method, you accessthis._store.userRolePermissionsto load permissions. IfuserRolePermissionsis not immediately available (e.g., due to asynchronous fetching), this could cause errors.Please ensure that
userRolePermissionsis populated before this method is invoked. If there's a chance it may not be ready, consider subscribing to any relevant observables or using resolvers to wait for the permissions to be available before loading them.
74-74: Ensure Proper Use of@UntilDestroy()DecoratorThe
@UntilDestroy()decorator is applied to the module class. Typically, this decorator is used with components or services where subscriptions need to be automatically unsubscribed upon destruction.Confirm that using
@UntilDestroy()on a module class is necessary and functions as intended. It may be more appropriate to apply it to components or services within the module where subscriptions are present.
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Consider handling regional variants of languages.
The implementation looks good overall, but there's room for improvement in handling language codes.
- Browser language codes often include regional variants (e.g., 'en-US', 'pt-BR'). The current implementation might not match these against the supported languages.
- Consider using
String.prototype.split()to extract the base language code for a more flexible comparison.
Here's a suggested improvement:
export function getBrowserLanguage(): string {
- const browserLang = window.navigator.language; // Detect the browser language
+ const browserLang = window.navigator.language.split('-')[0]; // Get base language code
const supportedLanguages = Object.values(LanguagesEnum); // List of supported languages
// Check if the browser language is supported; otherwise, return default
return supportedLanguages.includes(browserLang as LanguagesEnum) ? browserLang : LanguagesEnum.ENGLISH;
}This change will allow the function to match base language codes (e.g., 'en' from 'en-US'), providing better compatibility with various browser language settings.
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- "@ngx-translate/*": ["./node_modules/@ngx-translate/*"],
- "ngx-permissions": ["./node_modules/ngx-permissions"]
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New Features
@gauzy/plugin-integration-hubstaff-ui, enabling integration with Hubstaff for time tracking and project management.HubstaffAuthorizeComponentto facilitate the authorization process for Hubstaff integrations.getBrowserLanguagefunction across various modules.Bug Fixes
LanguagesEnumin favor of dynamic language settings.Documentation
Chores
package.jsonto include new integration plugin builds..dockerignorefile to streamline the Docker build process.Style