[Feat] Add @gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui Package #8444
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily involve the integration of a new GitHub plugin into the application. Key modifications include updates to Dockerfiles to include the plugin's package, adjustments in Angular project configurations to add the new library, and refactoring of routing and module imports to enhance modularity. Additionally, new components and configuration files for the plugin have been introduced, along with script entries for building the plugin in different environments. Changes
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packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
5-26: LGTM! Consider adding more TypeScript-specific rules.The configuration for TypeScript files looks good:
- It enforces consistent naming conventions for Angular directives and components.
- It extends appropriate Angular-specific ESLint plugins.
Consider adding more TypeScript-specific rules to enhance code quality further. For example:
"@typescript-eslint/explicit-function-return-type": "warn", "@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any": "warn"These rules can help improve type safety and code readability.
1-33: LGTM! Consider adding GitHub-specific linting rules.The overall structure of the ESLint configuration is well-organized and follows best practices. It's appropriately scoped to the integration-github-ui plugin and covers both TypeScript and HTML files.
Given that this is for a GitHub UI integration, consider adding some GitHub-specific linting rules if applicable. For example:
- Custom rules to enforce consistent naming for GitHub-related variables or functions.
- Rules to ensure proper error handling for GitHub API calls.
- Security-related rules specific to handling GitHub data.
These could be added as custom rules or through a plugin if one exists for GitHub-related linting.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.layout.component.ts (2)
8-8: Use single quotes for the selector string.The selector has been correctly added, which improves the component's reusability. However, for consistency with Angular style guide, use single quotes instead of backticks for simple string literals.
Apply this change:
- selector: `ngx-integration-github-layout`, + selector: 'ngx-integration-github-layout',
18-22: Improved navigation logic.The refactoring of the navigation logic is a good improvement. It enhances readability and maintainability while preserving the original functionality. The introduction of the
pathvariable makes the code more clear and easier to understand.For consistency with the rest of the codebase, consider using a leading underscore for the private
pathvariable:- const path = integration + const _path = integration ? `/pages/integrations/github/${integration.id}` : '/pages/integrations/github/setup/wizard'; - this._router.navigate([path]); + this._router.navigate([_path]);packages/core/src/shared/pipes/column-numeric-transformer.pipe.ts (1)
21-29: LGTM:frommethod improved, with a minor suggestion.The changes to the
frommethod are good:
- The signature change is minor and non-breaking.
- The new implementation is more concise and readable.
- The updated comment accurately describes the method's behavior.
Consider adding a type assertion to
parseFloatto explicitly indicate the return type:return isNotNullOrUndefined(value) ? parseFloat(value) as number : null;This makes it clear that
parseFloatreturns a number, improving type safety.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/project.json (2)
8-24: Consider adding a comment for the build configuration.The build configuration is well-structured and follows best practices for Angular libraries. To enhance clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the different configurations (production and development).
You could add a comment like this at the beginning of the "build" target:
"build": { "executor": "@nrwl/angular:package", "outputs": ["{workspaceRoot}/dist/{projectRoot}"], "options": { "project": "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/ng-package.json" }, // Separate configurations for production and development builds "configurations": { // ... (rest of the configuration) } }
39-48: Consider adding a CI configuration for linting.The lint configuration is well-structured and covers both TypeScript and HTML files. To maintain consistency with the test configuration and potentially improve CI processes, consider adding a CI-specific configuration for linting.
You could add a CI configuration like this:
"lint": { "executor": "@nrwl/linter:eslint", "outputs": ["{options.outputFile}"], "options": { "lintFilePatterns": [ "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/**/*.ts", "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/**/*.html" ] }, "configurations": { "ci": { "format": "junit", "outputFile": "junit/eslint-results.xml" } } }This addition would allow for specific linting output formats in CI environments, which can be useful for integrating with CI/CD tools.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/package.json (2)
12-19: Repository and bugs information is correct. Consider updating the homepage URL.The repository and bugs URLs are correctly set to the Gauzy GitHub repository. However, the homepage URL is set to the company website.
Consider updating the homepage URL to a more specific page related to this plugin or the Gauzy project, if available. This would provide users with more relevant information about the plugin.
36-56: Dependencies look good. Consider adding linting and formatting tools.The peer, regular, and dev dependencies are appropriate for an Angular-based GitHub integration plugin. The use of caret (^) version ranges allows for compatible updates.
Consider adding dev dependencies for linting (e.g., ESLint) and formatting (e.g., Prettier) to ensure code quality and consistency. For example:
"devDependencies": { ... "eslint": "^8.0.0", "prettier": "^2.0.0" }.deploy/api/Dockerfile (1)
232-232: LGTM: New package added correctly to production dependenciesThe addition of the
integration-github-uipackage to theprodDependenciesstage is correct and consistent with thedependenciesstage.Consider using a variable or ARG to store the list of packages to avoid duplication and make future additions easier. For example:
ARG PACKAGES="common config contracts auth core plugin integration-ai-ui integration-ai integration-hubstaff-ui integration-hubstaff integration-upwork-ui integration-upwork integration-github integration-github-ui ..." COPY --chown=node:node $(for pkg in $PACKAGES; do echo "packages/$pkg/package.json ./packages/$pkg/"; done)This approach would require changes in multiple places but could simplify maintenance in the long run.
packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/github-sync.service.ts (1)
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632-654: Improved error handling and functionality increateOrUpdateIssueThe changes in this method significantly improve its robustness by handling cases where an issue number is provided but the issue doesn't exist. This is a good enhancement in error handling and functionality.
However, there's a minor optimization that could be made:
Consider using a single try-catch block to reduce code duplication:
if (data.issue_number) { // Issue number is provided, update the existing issue const issue_number = data.issue_number; try { // Check if the issue exists await this._octokitService.getIssueByIssueNumber(installationId, { repo: payload.repo, owner: payload.owner, issue_number: issue_number }); // Issue exists, update it const issue = await this._octokitService.updateIssue(installationId, issue_number, payload); return issue.data; } catch (error) { - // Issue doesn't exist, create a new one - const issue = await this._octokitService.openIssue(installationId, payload); - return issue.data; + if (error.status === 404) { + // Issue doesn't exist, create a new one + const issue = await this._octokitService.openIssue(installationId, payload); + return issue.data; + } + throw error; // Re-throw other errors } } else { // Issue number is not provided, create a new issue const issue = await this._octokitService.openIssue(installationId, payload); return issue.data; }This change ensures that only 404 errors (issue not found) are caught and handled by creating a new issue, while other errors are re-thrown for proper handling at a higher level.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/view/view.component.ts (2)
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246-463: Create a custom interface for smart table settingsTo improve type safety while maintaining flexibility, consider creating a custom interface for the smart table settings. This would allow you to keep the current structure while providing better type checking.
Example:
interface SmartTableSettings { selectedRowIndex?: number; selectMode?: string; actions?: { add?: boolean; edit?: boolean; delete?: boolean; select?: boolean; }; pager?: { display?: boolean; perPage?: number; }; columns?: { [key: string]: { title?: string; type?: string; width?: string; renderComponent?: any; componentInitFunction?: (instance: any, cell: any) => void; valuePrepareFunction?: (value: any, row?: any, cell?: any) => any; [key: string]: any; }; }; [key: string]: any; }Then update the property declarations:
public settingsSmartTableIssues: SmartTableSettings; public settingsSmartTableProjects: SmartTableSettings;This approach provides better type checking while still allowing for the flexible structure needed in the
_loadSmartTableSettingsmethod.
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564-685: Refactor similar methods and improve error handlingThe
autoSyncIssuesandmanualSyncIssuesmethods have similar structure and error handling. Consider refactoring these methods to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability:
- Extract common logic into a separate method:
private syncIssues(syncMethod: (integrationId: string, repository: IOrganizationGithubRepository, options: any) => Observable<boolean>, additionalOptions: any = {}): void { if (!this.organization || !this.repository || !this.project || this.syncing) { return; } this.syncing = this.loading = true; const { id: organizationId, tenantId } = this.organization; const { id: integrationId } = this.integration; const { id: projectId } = this.project; const repositorySyncRequest: IIntegrationMapSyncRepository = { organizationId, tenantId, integrationId, repository: this.repository }; this._githubService.syncGithubRepository(repositorySyncRequest) .pipe( // ... (rest of the pipeline) ) .subscribe({ error: (error) => { this._errorHandlingService.handleError(error); this.syncing = this.loading = false; }, complete: () => { this.syncing = this.loading = false; } }); }
- Update
autoSyncIssuesandmanualSyncIssuesto use the new method:autoSyncIssues(): void { this.syncIssues(this._githubService.autoSyncIssues.bind(this._githubService)); } manualSyncIssues(): void { this.syncIssues(this._githubService.manualSyncIssues.bind(this._githubService), { issues: this.selectedIssues }); }This refactoring will reduce code duplication and make it easier to maintain and update the sync logic in the future.
Additionally, consider improving error handling by adding more specific error types and logging:
import { HttpErrorResponse } from '@angular/common/http'; // In the error handling part of the observable pipeline catchError((error: HttpErrorResponse) => { console.error('Error while syncing GitHub issues:', error); if (error.status === 404) { this._toastrService.error('Repository not found. Please check your configuration.'); } else { this._errorHandlingService.handleError(error); } return EMPTY; }),This will provide more informative error messages and improve the debugging process.
package.json (1)
166-167: LGTM! Consider adding these scripts to the build:package:all command.The new build scripts for the integration-github-ui plugin look good and follow the project's conventions. They provide both development and production build options, which is great for maintaining different environments.
To ensure the new plugin is built along with other packages, consider adding these scripts to the
build:package:allcommand. This would typically involve adding them to both thebuild:package:plugins:preandbuild:package:plugins:pre:prodscripts.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/installation/installation.component.ts (7)
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35-42: Avoid using 'tap' with async functions in RxJS pipelineUsing the
tapoperator with an async function can lead to unhandled promises becausetapdoes not wait for the promise to resolve. Instead, usemergeMaporswitchMapto handle asynchronous operations within the pipeline.Apply this diff to properly handle the asynchronous call:
// Use 'tap' operator to perform an asynchronous action - tap( - async ({ installation_id, setup_action, state }: IGithubAppInstallInput) => - await this.verifyGitHubAppAuthorization({ - installation_id, - setup_action, - state - }) - ), + switchMap(({ installation_id, setup_action, state }: IGithubAppInstallInput) => + from(this.verifyGitHubAppAuthorization({ + installation_id, + setup_action, + state + })) + ),
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64-65: Update misleading comment regarding 'state' parameterThe comment mentions splitting the 'state' parameter to extract 'organizationId' and 'tenantId', but the code extracts them from
this.organization. Ensure the comment accurately reflects the code to prevent confusion.Apply this diff to correct the comment:
// Split the 'state' parameter to extract 'organizationId' and 'tenantId' + // Extract 'organizationId' and 'tenantId' from the organization object
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96-112: Set 'isLoading' to false in 'simulateSuccess'In the
simulateSuccessmethod,this.isLoadingis not set tofalse, which may keep the loading indicator active even after the operation is complete. SetisLoadingtofalseto indicate that the loading has finished.Apply this diff to update
simulateSuccess:// Dispatch the success event to the parent window window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); // Log a message indicating that the popup window is closed after GitHub app installation console.log('Popup window closed after GitHub app installed!'); + // Set isLoading to false to indicate that loading has completed + this.isLoading = false; // Delay navigation by 2 seconds before closing the window this.handleClosedPopupWindow(2000); // 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds)
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124-125: Avoid redundant setting of 'isLoading' to false
this.isLoading = false;is set both insimulateError(line 124) and again inhandleClosedPopupWindow(line 143). This redundancy is unnecessary and could be removed to streamline the code.Consider removing the redundant assignment in
handleClosedPopupWindow:/** * Handle the case when the popup window is closed. * * @param ms - Optional delay in milliseconds before closing the window (default: 500 milliseconds) */ private handleClosedPopupWindow(ms = 500) { - // Set isLoading to false to indicate that loading has completed - this.isLoading = false; // Delay navigation by 'ms' milliseconds before closing the window setTimeout(() => {Also applies to: 142-143
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83-83: Fix typo in console log messageThe console log message has a grammatical error: "Error while failed to install GitHub app". Rephrase it for clarity to improve readability.
Apply this diff to correct the message:
// Handle errors, such as failed GitHub app installation - console.log('Error while failed to install GitHub app: %s', installation_id); + console.log('Failed to install GitHub app: %s', installation_id);
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105-105: Check for 'window.opener' before dispatching eventsAccessing
window.openerwithout verifying its existence may cause runtime errors if the window was not opened viawindow.open(). Add a check to ensurewindow.openeris defined before invokingdispatchEvent.Apply this diff to add the safety check:
// Dispatch the success event to the parent window - window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + if (window.opener) { + window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + }Similarly, update
simulateError:// Dispatch the error event to the parent window - window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + if (window.opener) { + window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + }Also applies to: 127-127
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53-53: Remove unused 'ngAfterViewInit' lifecycle methodThe
ngAfterViewInitmethod is currently empty and not utilized. Removing it will clean up the code and reduce unnecessary clutter.Apply this diff to remove the unused method:
/** * */ - ngAfterViewInit(): void {}packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.ts (1)
178-179: Use 'sourceId' setter in 'writeValue' for consistent behaviorIn the
writeValue(value: number): voidmethod, assigningvaluedirectly tothis._sourceIdbypasses the setter logic defined inset sourceId(val: number), which may include important side effects such as pre-selection and change detection. To maintain consistency, use the setter:-public writeValue(value: number): void { - this._sourceId = value; +public writeValue(value: number): void { + this.sourceId = value; }This ensures that all associated logic in the setter is executed when the value changes.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/wizard/wizard.component.ts (6)
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51-52: Specify explicit types for 'window' and 'timer' propertiesTo improve type safety and code readability, consider specifying explicit types for the
windowandtimerproperties.Apply this diff to add explicit types:
public organization: IOrganization; public loading: boolean = true; // save a reference to the window so we can close it - private window = null; - private timer: any; + private window: Window | null = null; + private timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null = null;
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78-88: Prevent potential memory leak by clearing the interval timerThe
timervariable set bysetIntervalincheckPopupWindowStatus()is not being cleared when the component is destroyed, which may lead to a memory leak. Consider storing the interval timer as a class property and clearing it inngOnDestroy().Apply this diff to fix the issue:
+ private intervalTimer: ReturnType<typeof setInterval> | null = null; /** * Continuously check the status of a popup window. * When the window is closed, take appropriate actions. */ private async checkPopupWindowStatus() { - const timer = setInterval(() => { + this.intervalTimer = setInterval(() => { if (!this.timer) { if (this.window == null || this.window.closed) { - clearInterval(timer); // Stop checking when the window is closed + clearInterval(this.intervalTimer!); // Stop checking when the window is closed + this.intervalTimer = null; // Call a method to handle the closed popup window this.handleClosedPopupWindow(); } } }, 500); // Check every 500 milliseconds (adjust the interval as needed) } /** * Angular lifecycle hook called when the component is destroyed. * Clear the timeout when the component is destroyed to prevent memory leaks. */ ngOnDestroy(): void { // Clear the timeout (if it exists) when the component is destroyed if (this.timer) { clearTimeout(this.timer); } + // Clear the interval timer to prevent memory leaks + if (this.intervalTimer) { + clearInterval(this.intervalTimer); + } }
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79-87: Review the conditional logic in 'checkPopupWindowStatus()'The condition
if (!this.timer)withincheckPopupWindowStatus()may inadvertently prevent the status check of the popup window whenthis.timeris set. This could lead to cases where the closure of the popup window is not detected.Consider revising the conditional logic to ensure that the popup window status is consistently monitored regardless of the
this.timerstate. If the intent is to stop checking after a certain condition, please clarify or adjust the condition accordingly.
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113-119: Ensure popup window positions are within screen boundsThe calculations for
leftandtoppositions may result in negative values if the viewport size is smaller than the popup dimensions. This could cause the popup to appear partially or completely off-screen. Consider adding checks to ensureleftandtopare not negative.Apply this diff to adjust the calculations:
// Specify the width and height for the popup window const width = 600, height = 600; // Calculate the left and top positions for the popup window - const left = window.innerWidth - width; // Adjust the left position to place it on the right side + const left = Math.max(0, window.innerWidth - width); // Ensure left is not negative const top = window.innerHeight / 2 - height / 2; + const top = Math.max(0, top); // Ensure top is not negative
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35-47: Handle potential null values for 'integration' dataIn the
ngOnInit()method, while the code checks for the presence ofintegrationdata, it would be prudent to handle potential cases whereintegration.idmight be undefined or null to prevent navigation errors.Consider adding a null check or using optional chaining for
integration.id:if (integration) { - this._router.navigate(['/pages/integrations/github', integration.id]); + if (integration.id) { + this._router.navigate(['/pages/integrations/github', integration.id]); + } }
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96-111: Simplify the 'openGitHubAppPopup' method by removing redundant organization checkThe check
if (!this.organization)at the beginning ofopenGitHubAppPopup()is redundant since this check is already performed instartGitHubAppInstallation()before calling this method.You can remove the redundant check to simplify the code:
- if (!this.organization) { - return; - }This simplifies the method and avoids unnecessary checks.
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packages/core/src/shared/index.ts (1)
4-6: LGTM! Consider verifying the impact of reordering exports.The reordering of export statements looks good and potentially improves the organization of the module. However, it's important to ensure that this reordering doesn't introduce any unintended side effects.
To verify that the reordering doesn't cause any issues, please run the following script:
If the script doesn't find any concerning patterns, the reordering is likely safe. Otherwise, please review the findings to ensure there are no unintended consequences.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/ng-package.json (2)
2-2: LGTM: Correct schema specificationThe schema is correctly specified, pointing to the ng-package.schema.json in the node_modules directory. This ensures proper validation of the configuration file structure.
4-7: Verify styleIncludePaths configurationThe
entryFileis correctly set to "src/index.ts", which is the standard main entry point for a TypeScript library.However, the
styleIncludePathsconfiguration points to a directory in the dist folder:"styleIncludePaths": ["../../../dist/packages/ui-core/static/styles"]This might cause issues if the styles are not present during the build process.
Please verify that the UI core styles are available at the specified path before the build process starts. If not, consider updating the path to point to the source styles instead of the built styles.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/.eslintrc.json (1)
1-3: Verify the intention behind disabling default ignore patterns.The
"ignorePatterns": ["!**/*"]setting effectively disables all default ignore patterns. This means ESLint will try to lint all files, including those that are typically ignored (e.g., node_modules, build artifacts).Please confirm if this is intentional. If not, consider removing this line to use the default ignore patterns, or specify only the patterns you want to include.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.layout.component.ts (1)
11-11: Improved component naming.The class name change from
GithubComponenttoIntegrationGithubLayoutComponentis a good improvement. It's more descriptive and clearly indicates the component's purpose as a layout component for GitHub integration.packages/core/src/shared/pipes/column-numeric-transformer.pipe.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Import statements updated appropriately.The addition of
isNotNullOrUndefinedimport is consistent with its usage in the updated methods. Both utility functions are imported from the same package, maintaining consistency.
10-19: Verify the impact of thetomethod signature change.The method signature has been changed from
to(data?: number | null): number | nulltoto(value: number): number | null. This change makes the input more strict by not allowingnullas an input.While the new implementation is cleaner and more readable, please ensure that this change doesn't break existing code that might have been passing
nullvalues.The updated comment accurately reflects the new behavior.
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packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.html (5)
13-13: Improved placeholder handlingThe modification to the placeholder binding enhances flexibility by allowing a custom placeholder while maintaining the default translated option. This change improves the component's reusability across different contexts.
18-18: Restored crucial change event handlingThe reintroduction of the
(change)event binding is essential for the proper functioning of the repository selector. It ensures that theselectRepositorymethod is called whenever a new repository is selected, allowing the component to react to user input correctly.
29-32: Enhanced null-safety in label templateThe addition of the
ng-containerwith*ngIf="item"improves the robustness of the label template. This change prevents potential errors by ensuring that the item exists before attempting to render its properties, enhancing the component's reliability.
35-38: Consistent null-safety in option templateThe addition of the
ng-containerwith*ngIf="item"in the option template mirrors the change made in the label template. This consistency improves the overall robustness of the component and makes the code more maintainable.
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1-42: Overall improvement in component robustness and flexibilityThe changes made to this component template consistently enhance its robustness and flexibility. The reintroduction of the change event handling, improved placeholder logic, and added null-safety checks all contribute to a more reliable and maintainable component. These modifications align well with Angular best practices and should improve the overall quality of the GitHub integration UI.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/project.json (2)
1-7: LGTM: Project metadata is well-defined.The project metadata is correctly configured for an Nx workspace Angular library. The project name, source root, and component prefix are appropriately set, maintaining consistency with the Gauzy project structure.
25-38: Review thepassWithNoTestsoption and ensure tests are implemented.The test configuration is well-structured and includes a CI setup with code coverage, which is excellent. However, the
passWithNoTestsoption is set to true, allowing the build to pass even if there are no tests.Please ensure that:
- Tests are implemented for this plugin.
- If tests exist, consider setting
passWithNoTeststo false to enforce test execution.To verify the existence of test files, you can run the following command:
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1-5: LGTM: Basic package information is well-defined.The package name, version, type, and description are appropriately set. The initial version (0.1.0) is suitable for a new package, and the description clearly explains the plugin's purpose.
20-29: LGTM: Keywords are relevant and comprehensive.The keywords effectively describe the plugin's purpose and context, including both general terms (gauzy, plugin) and specific features (github, integration, ui).
30-35: LGTM: Build scripts are well-defined.The scripts cover development, production, and watch modes using the Angular CLI, which is appropriate for an Angular library. The "lib:" prefix in script names provides clarity.
61-61: LGTM: Side effects properly declared.Setting
"sideEffects": falseis appropriate for a library package and allows for better tree-shaking in modern bundlers.
57-60: Verify engine requirements with project standards.The specified Node.js version (>=20.11.1) is very recent, which might limit compatibility with older systems. The Yarn version (>=1.22.19) is also relatively recent.
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6-11: Author and license information looks good.The author details are complete and well-formatted. The AGPL-3.0 license is specified, which is a valid open-source license.
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tsconfig.json (1)
14-14: LGTM: New path mapping for GitHub UI plugin added correctly.The new path mapping for
@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-uihas been added correctly to thepathsobject. It follows the same pattern as other plugin mappings in the file, pointing to the expected location"./packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/index.ts".This addition will allow the TypeScript compiler to resolve imports using the
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packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/repository/github-repository.entity.ts (3)
11-18: LGTM: Import changes look good.The addition of
ColumnNumericTransformerPipeand the restructuring of imports from '@gauzy/core' improve code organization and readability.
29-32: Great addition of JSDoc comment.The JSDoc comment for the
repositoryIdproperty provides clear and useful information about its purpose and the reason for using a bigint type. This improves code documentation and maintainability.
37-37: LGTM: Good use of ColumnNumericTransformerPipe.The addition of
ColumnNumericTransformerPipeto therepositoryIdproperty is a good practice for handling bigint types in the database. This change aligns well with the JSDoc comment explaining the use of bigint.To ensure the transformer is working as expected, you may want to verify its implementation. Run the following script to check the
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110-110: LGTM! Verify new package integration.The update to the GitHub integration route's lazy loading path looks good. It correctly imports the new
IntegrationGithubUiModulefrom the@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-uipackage, which aligns with the PR's objective of adding this new package.To ensure smooth integration, please verify:
- The
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42-42: LGTM: New GitHub UI integration plugin added to workspace.The addition of the
"../../../packages/plugins/integration-github-ui"package to the workspace is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. This change will allow the new GitHub UI integration plugin to be properly recognized and managed within the project.To ensure the new package directory exists, please run the following command:
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41-41: LGTM! Verify related changes.The addition of the new workspace package
"../../../packages/plugins/integration-github-ui"is correct and aligns with the PR objective of adding the GitHub UI integration plugin.To ensure completeness of the implementation, please verify the following:
- The actual plugin package exists at the specified path.
- Corresponding changes have been made to include and use this new UI plugin in the relevant parts of the project.
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packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/view/view.component.html (2)
60-60: LGTM. Verify impact and update documentation.The change from
(project$ | async)?.repository?.repositoryIdto(project$ | async)?.customFields?.repository?.repositoryIdlooks good. It suggests a more flexible approach to storing project-specific data.However, please ensure the following:
- Verify that this structural change is consistent across the entire codebase to prevent any potential breaking changes.
- Update any relevant documentation or data models to reflect this new structure.
- If this change is part of a larger refactoring, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind moving the repository under
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1-190: Consider implications of removing pagination.The removal of pagination-related elements from the "Manual Sync" tab has been noted. While this simplifies the UI, it raises some concerns:
- What was the rationale behind removing pagination? Was it causing issues or deemed unnecessary?
- How will the component handle large datasets? Removing pagination could lead to performance issues or a cluttered UI if there are many issues to display.
- Have you considered alternative data loading strategies, such as infinite scrolling or "load more" functionality, to balance performance and user experience?
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- If pagination was removed intentionally, add a comment explaining the decision.
- If dealing with potentially large datasets, implement an alternative data loading strategy to ensure good performance and user experience.
- Update any related documentation or comments that might reference the now-removed pagination functionality.
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99-99: LGTM: New GitHub UI integration plugin addedThe addition of the
integration-github-uipackage.json file to the Dockerfile is correct and consistent with the structure for other plugins. This change ensures that the new GitHub UI integration plugin will be properly included in the build process..deploy/api/Dockerfile (2)
159-159: LGTM: New package added correctlyThe addition of the
integration-github-uipackage to thedependenciesstage is correct and follows the established pattern for including new packages in the build process.
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1-483: Summary: GitHub UI integration package successfully addedThe changes to this Dockerfile are minimal and correctly add the new
integration-github-uipackage to both thedependenciesandprodDependenciesstages. This ensures that the new package will be properly included in the build process and the final production image.The modifications follow the existing patterns in the Dockerfile, maintaining consistency and not introducing any apparent issues. The multi-stage build process remains intact, which is beneficial for optimizing the final image size.
To ensure that the new package is correctly included in the build process, you may want to run a test build of the Docker image and verify that the
integration-github-uipackage is present in the final image. You can use the following commands after building the image:packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/github-sync.service.ts (2)
446-446: Improved code readability with object destructuringThe use of object destructuring to extract
tenantId,organizationId, andintegrationIdfrom theintegrationobject enhances code readability and aligns with modern JavaScript/TypeScript best practices.
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1-724: Overall improvements in code quality and error handlingThe changes made to this file, particularly in the
syncAutomationIssueandcreateOrUpdateIssuemethods, represent positive improvements to the codebase. They enhance code readability and robustness through better error handling. These modifications align well with modern TypeScript practices and contribute to the overall maintainability of the code.angular.json (1)
362-396: LGTM: New project configuration forplugin-integration-github-uiis well-structured and consistent.The new project configuration for
plugin-integration-github-uihas been added correctly. It follows the same structure and conventions as other plugin configurations in the workspace. Key points:
- Correct project type (
library) and root directory.- Build configuration uses the appropriate builder (
@angular-devkit/build-angular:ng-packagr).- Test configuration is properly set up.
- Schematics configuration is included for consistent component generation.
This addition maintains the overall consistency of the workspace configuration.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github-ui.module.ts (6)
2-2: ImportingHttpClientfor Translation LoaderThe addition of
HttpClientis appropriate for configuring the translation loader in the module.
15-16: Adding Translation Module ImportsThe imports for
TranslateLoader,TranslateModule, andHttpLoaderFactoryare correctly added for internationalization support.
21-22: IncludingSharedModuleandgetBrowserLanguageImporting
SharedModuleandgetBrowserLanguagefrom@gauzy/ui-core/sharedis appropriate and ensures shared functionality and language detection are available.
24-25: Importing Routing and Layout ComponentsThe imports for
IntegrationGithubRoutesandIntegrationGithubLayoutComponentare correctly added to handle routing and layout for the GitHub integration.
33-37: Updating Declarations with New ComponentsThe declarations now include
IntegrationGithubLayoutComponentand other necessary components, which aligns with the module's updated structure.
65-65: Renaming Module Class to Reflect New ScopeUpdating the module class name to
IntegrationGithubUiModuleappropriately reflects the module's purpose and aligns with naming conventions.
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packages/plugins/integration-github-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 testing.
- Jest and Node types are correctly included.
Consider updating the
targetto a more recent ECMAScript version (e.g., "es2018" or later) if your testing environment supports it. This could provide access to more modern JavaScript features.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
5-26: LGTM! Consider adding more TypeScript-specific rules.The TypeScript override looks good:
- It enforces consistent naming conventions for Angular directives and components.
- The use of the "gauzy" prefix aligns with the project name.
- Extending Angular-specific ESLint plugins is appropriate.
Consider adding more TypeScript-specific rules to enhance code quality further. For example:
"@typescript-eslint/explicit-function-return-type": "warn", "@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any": "warn"These rules can help improve type safety and code readability.
27-31: LGTM! Consider adding template-specific rules.The HTML override looks good:
- It correctly extends the Nx Angular template plugin for linting Angular templates.
Consider adding some template-specific rules to enhance the quality of your Angular templates. For example:
"rules": { "@angular-eslint/template/accessibility-alt-text": "error", "@angular-eslint/template/no-negated-async": "error" }These rules can help improve accessibility and prevent common pitfalls in Angular templates.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.layout.component.ts (1)
18-22: Approve ngOnInit refactoring with a minor suggestion.The refactoring of the navigation logic is a good improvement. It's more concise and easier to read. The use of a ternary operator simplifies the logic, and performing the navigation in a single step is more efficient.
For even better readability, consider extracting the ternary operation into a separate constant:
ngOnInit() { this._activatedRoute.data .pipe( tap(({ integration }: Data) => { - const path = integration - ? `/pages/integrations/github/${integration.id}` - : '/pages/integrations/github/setup/wizard'; + const basePath = '/pages/integrations/github'; + const path = integration ? `${basePath}/${integration.id}` : `${basePath}/setup/wizard`; this._router.navigate([path]); }), untilDestroyed(this) ) .subscribe(); }This change makes the code even more readable and maintainable.
packages/core/src/shared/pipes/column-numeric-transformer.pipe.ts (2)
21-29: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for invalid input.The changes to the
frommethod improve consistency and readability:
- The parameter name change to
valuealigns with thetomethod.- The use of
isNotNullOrUndefinedis more explicit and consistent.- The updated comment accurately reflects the new behavior.
- Directly returning the result of
parseFloatsimplifies the code.Consider adding error handling for invalid input. Here's a suggested improvement:
from(value?: string | null): number | null { - return isNotNullOrUndefined(value) ? parseFloat(value) : null; // Convert string to number + if (!isNotNullOrUndefined(value)) return null; + const parsed = parseFloat(value); + return isNaN(parsed) ? null : parsed; // Handle invalid number strings }This change ensures that invalid number strings (e.g., "abc") are properly handled and return null instead of NaN.
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1-31: LGTM! Consider updating class-level documentation.The changes to the
ColumnNumericTransformerPipeclass are consistent and improve its functionality:
- Both
toandfrommethods now useisNotNullOrUndefinedfor consistent null checking.- The parameter naming is now consistent between methods.
- The changes align with the TypeORM
ValueTransformerinterface requirements.Consider updating the class-level documentation to reflect the changes in null handling and the specific behaviors of the
toandfrommethods. This will help future developers understand the purpose and behavior of this transformer more clearly.packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.html (1)
18-18: LGTM: Improved attribute orderingMoving the
(change)event binding after the property bindings is a good practice that improves readability. To further enhance consistency, consider grouping all property bindings together and all event bindings together.For even better organization, you might want to order the attributes like this:
- Input properties (e.g.,
[items],[searchable], etc.)- Two-way bindings (e.g.,
[(ngModel)])- Output properties (e.g.,
(change))- Template bindings (e.g.,
bindLabel,bindValue)- Other attributes (e.g.,
appendTo,dropdownPosition)This ordering can make it easier to quickly understand the component's interface.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/project.json (1)
8-24: LGTM: Build configuration is well-structured.The build configuration is correctly set up using the "@nrwl/angular:package" executor. It appropriately defines separate configurations for production and development environments.
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the
ng-package.jsonfile for better documentation:"options": { + // References the ng-package.json file for Angular Package Format (APF) specific configurations "project": "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/ng-package.json" },packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/package.json (3)
1-29: LGTM! Consider enhancing the description.The package metadata is well-structured and provides all necessary information. The package name, version, and type are appropriate. The description, author details, license, repository information, and keywords are all correctly specified.
Consider expanding the description to include more specific details about the plugin's features or capabilities. This could help developers better understand the plugin's functionality at a glance.
52-56: LGTM! Consider adding more development tools.The devDependencies section includes appropriate packages for TypeScript and Jest-based testing, which is good for ensuring code quality.
Consider adding the following development tools to enhance the development experience and code quality:
- ESLint for static code analysis
- Prettier for code formatting
- Husky for git hooks to enforce code quality checks before commits
These tools can help maintain consistent code style and catch potential issues early in the development process.
57-60: Consider relaxing the Node.js version requirement.While it's good to use recent versions of Node.js, the current requirement (>=20.11.1) is very new and might cause compatibility issues with some dependencies or development environments.
Consider relaxing the Node.js version requirement to a slightly older LTS version, such as ">=18.0.0". This would still provide modern features while ensuring broader compatibility. You can verify the current Node.js version used in the main project with:
node -vIf the main project uses an older version, align this plugin's requirement with it for consistency.
packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/repository/github-repository.entity.ts (1)
29-37: LGTM: Good improvements torepositoryIdproperty.The changes to the
repositoryIdproperty are well-documented and implemented:
- The added JSDoc comment clearly explains the purpose and type of the property.
- The use of
ColumnNumericTransformerPipein the decorator is appropriate for handling bigint values.These modifications will help accommodate larger IDs as intended.
Consider adding a brief explanation of why
ColumnNumericTransformerPipeis used, either in the JSDoc comment or as an inline comment. This would provide more context for future developers. For example:/** * The ID of the GitHub repository. * Should be a bigint to accommodate larger IDs. * Uses ColumnNumericTransformerPipe to ensure proper handling of bigint values. */apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/integrations/integrations.module.ts (1)
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1-124: Consider the broader impact of the GitHub integration modularization.The change to use an external package for the GitHub integration is a positive step towards a more modular architecture. However, it's important to consider the following points:
- Ensure that all necessary functionality from the old
GithubModuleis present in the newIntegrationGithubUiModule.- Update any documentation or developer guides to reflect this architectural change.
- Verify that the new module is properly built and published as part of the CI/CD pipeline.
- Consider applying this modular approach to other integrations in the future for consistency.
To further improve the architecture, consider:
- Creating a common interface or abstract class for all integration modules to ensure consistency.
- Implementing a plugin system that allows for dynamic loading of integration modules.
- Documenting the new architecture and providing guidelines for future integration development.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/smart-data-layout/pagination/pagination.component.ts (3)
81-86: Improved method signature and documentation forgetPages()Excellent improvements to the
getPages()method:
- Adding the
number[]return type enhances type safety and code clarity.- The detailed JSDoc comments provide valuable information about the method's purpose and behavior.
To further improve the documentation, consider adding a brief description of the algorithm used to generate the page numbers, as it might help future maintainers understand the logic more quickly.
Would you like me to suggest an expanded version of the JSDoc comment?
115-123: Improved method signature, documentation, and implementation ofgetEndPagesCount()Excellent updates to the
getEndPagesCount()method:
- Adding the
numberreturn type enhances type safety and code clarity.- The JSDoc comments clearly explain the method's purpose and return value.
- The inline comment helps clarify the logic for capping the end page count.
These changes significantly improve the method's readability and maintainability.
Consider using the
Math.min()function to simplify the logic:return Math.min(entriesEndPage, this.totalItems);This would make the code even more concise and align with the style used in other parts of the component.
145-167: Improved method signatures, documentation, and implementation for navigation methodsExcellent updates to the
onNextPageClick()andonPrevPageClick()methods:
- Adding the
voidreturn type to both methods enhances code clarity.- The JSDoc comments clearly explain the purpose of each method.
- The implementation changes and inline comments improve the clarity of the pagination logic.
These changes significantly improve the readability and maintainability of the navigation methods.
For consistency with the
onNextPageClick()method, consider updating theonPrevPageClick()method to use a single line for decrementing theactivePage:this.activePage = Math.max(1, this.activePage - 1);This change would make both methods more symmetrical and eliminate the need for the early return statement.
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.ts (3)
31-34: LGTM: Simplified placeholder property.The simplification of the
placeholderproperty to a direct@Input()declaration with a default value ofnullreduces code complexity while maintaining functionality. The added comment improves code documentation.Consider using a more specific type for the placeholder:
@Input() placeholder: string | null = null;This explicitly allows for both string and null values, improving type safety.
41-59: LGTM: Improved integration property with getter and setter.The addition of a getter for the
integrationproperty improves encapsulation. The use of a Subject to notify observers of changes is a good practice for managing state updates. The added comments improve code documentation.Consider adding type safety to the Subject:
private subject$: Subject<IIntegrationTenant> = new Subject<IIntegrationTenant>();This ensures that only
IIntegrationTenantobjects can be emitted through the Subject.
62-87: LGTM: Improved sourceId property with getter and setter.The addition of a getter for the
sourceIdproperty improves encapsulation. The setter now includes proper type handling and triggers necessary side effects such asonChangeandonTouched. The added comments improve code documentation.Consider adding a check to prevent unnecessary updates:
@Input() set sourceId(val: number) { if (val && this._sourceId !== val) { this._sourceId = val; this.onChange(this._sourceId); this.onTouched(); if (this.selected) { this._preSelectedRepository(this._sourceId); } } }This ensures that the setter only triggers changes when the value actually changes, potentially reducing unnecessary operations.
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1-218: Summary of changes and recommendationsThis review covered three main areas of change in the GitHub integration component template:
- Updated access path for repository ID, suggesting a change in data structure.
- Minor stylistic improvement in ngIf directive usage.
- Significant update to pagination implementation, replacing a third-party solution with a custom component.
While these changes appear to improve code consistency and flexibility, they require careful verification:
- Ensure the new data structure for accessing repository ID is consistently applied across the application and aligned with backend expectations.
- Verify that the new pagination implementation maintains or improves upon the functionality of the previous version, particularly in terms of when pagination is displayed and how it behaves with different data set sizes.
It's recommended to thoroughly test these changes in various scenarios to prevent any potential regressions. Additionally, update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes, especially regarding the new data structure and pagination usage.
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99-99: LGTM! Consider alphabetical ordering for consistency.The addition of the COPY command for the GitHub UI plugin package.json is correct and follows the established pattern for other plugins in this Dockerfile. This change successfully integrates the new GitHub UI plugin into the build process.
For improved readability and consistency, consider ordering the COPY commands for plugins alphabetically. This would place the new line:
COPY --chown=node:node packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/package.json ./packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/immediately after the existing GitHub integration line:
COPY --chown=node:node packages/plugins/integration-github/package.json ./packages/plugins/integration-github/packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/view/view.component.ts (4)
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1-1024: Consider breaking down the component into smaller, more manageable partsThis component is quite large and handles multiple responsibilities, including GitHub repository synchronization, issue management, and UI interactions. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components or services. This will improve readability, maintainability, and testability of the code.
For example, you could:
- Create a separate service for GitHub API interactions
- Extract the smart table settings into a separate configuration file
- Create child components for different sections of the UI (e.g., repository selection, issue list, project list)
This refactoring will make the code easier to understand and maintain in the long run.
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1-1024: Improve error handling and user feedbackThe component uses a mix of error handling approaches, including try-catch blocks and RxJS error handling. Consider standardizing the error handling approach across the component. Additionally, some error messages are logged to the console but not shown to the user. Consider implementing a consistent way to display error messages to the user, perhaps using a dedicated error handling service.
For example:
private handleError(error: any, userMessage: string) { console.error(error); this._errorHandlingService.handleError(error); this._toastrService.error( this.getTranslation(userMessage), this.getTranslation('TOASTR.TITLE.ERROR') ); }Then use this method consistently throughout the component.
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1-1024: Consider performance optimizationsThe component makes multiple API calls and performs complex data transformations. Consider implementing caching mechanisms for API responses and memoization for expensive computations to improve performance. Also, the use of
BehaviorSubjectandSubjectfor state management is good, but make sure to complete these subjects in thengOnDestroylifecycle hook to prevent memory leaks.Example:
ngOnDestroy() { this.subject$.complete(); this.nbTab$.complete(); this.selectedProject$.complete(); }
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1-1024: Adhere to Angular style guide and best practicesThe component generally follows Angular best practices, but there are a few areas for improvement:
- Use OnPush change detection strategy to optimize performance
- Consider using async pipe in the template to automatically handle subscription management
- Use TypeScript's strict mode for better type checking
- Use meaningful names for variables and methods (e.g.,
_issuesTablecould be renamed toissuesTableComponent)Example of using OnPush strategy:
@Component({ // ...other metadata changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush }) export class GithubViewComponent implements OnInit, OnDestroy { // ... component code }package.json (1)
166-167: LGTM! Consider a minor adjustment for consistency.The new build scripts for the
integration-github-uiplugin are well-structured and consistent with the existing plugin build scripts. They provide both development and production build options, which is excellent for different deployment scenarios.For improved consistency with other plugin scripts, consider adding these new scripts to the
build:package:plugins:preandbuild:package:plugins:pre:prodscripts as well. This ensures that the GitHub UI integration is built along with other UI plugins when running comprehensive build processes.Here's a suggested addition to the
build:package:plugins:preandbuild:package:plugins:pre:prodscripts:"build:package:plugins:pre": "yarn run build:package:ui-config && yarn run build:package:ui-core && yarn run build:package:ui-auth && yarn run build:package:plugin:onboarding-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:legal-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-search-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-matching-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-employee-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-proposal-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:public-layout-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:maintenance-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-hubstaff-ui + && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-github-ui", "build:package:plugins:pre:prod": "yarn run build:package:ui-config:prod && yarn run build:package:ui-core:prod && yarn run build:package:ui-auth && yarn run build:package:plugin:onboarding-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:legal-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-search-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-matching-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-employee-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:job-proposal-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:public-layout-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:maintenance-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui:prod && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-hubstaff-ui:prod + && yarn run build:package:plugin:integration-github-ui:prod",angular.json (1)
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1-1037: Consider standardizing plugin configurations for improved consistency.While the new
plugin-integration-github-uiconfiguration is correct and consistent with other plugins, there's an opportunity to enhance overall project consistency:
Some plugins have more detailed configurations (e.g.,
plugin-integration-ai-uiincludes production and development configurations). Consider applying this level of detail to all plugin configurations for better standardization.Ensure all plugins have consistent build options, test configurations, and schematic settings.
Review and align the
assets,styles, andscriptssections across different configurations where applicable.These improvements could enhance maintainability and make it easier to manage multiple plugins in the future.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.routes.ts (1)
13-39: Consider restructuring routes for consistent URL hierarchyThe 'setup/wizard' route is defined as a child of the base path
'', while the 'setup/wizard/reset' route is at the root level. This might lead to inconsistent URLs and confusion in navigation.To maintain consistency, consider moving the 'setup/wizard/reset' route under the same parent or reorganizing the routing structure to reflect the hierarchy appropriately.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github-ui.module.ts (1)
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41-58: MissingHttpClientModuleimport forHttpClientdependencyThe
HttpClientis required as a dependency for theTranslateModuleloader, butHttpClientModuleis not imported in your module's imports array. Without importingHttpClientModule, theHttpClientservice will not be available, and the translation functionality may fail at runtime.To fix this, import
HttpClientModuleand add it to your module's imports:+ import { HttpClientModule } from '@angular/common/http'; @NgModule({ declarations: [ // ... ], imports: [ NbButtonModule, NbCardModule, NbDialogModule, NbIconModule, NbPopoverModule, NbSpinnerModule, NbTabsetModule, NbToggleModule, NgSelectModule, + HttpClientModule, NgxPermissionsModule.forChild(), TranslateModule.forChild({ defaultLanguage: getBrowserLanguage(), // Get the browser language and fall back to a default if needed loader: { provide: TranslateLoader, useFactory: HttpLoaderFactory, deps: [HttpClient] } }), // other imports ], // ... })packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/wizard/wizard.component.ts (5)
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174-183: Prevent potential memory leak by clearing interval on component destructionThe
setIntervalstarted incheckPopupWindowStatus()is not cleared when the component is destroyed, which may lead to a memory leak. Please store the interval ID in a class property and clear it inngOnDestroy().Apply this diff to fix the issue:
+ private popupCheckInterval: any; private async checkPopupWindowStatus() { - const timer = setInterval(() => { + this.popupCheckInterval = setInterval(() => { if (!this.timer) { if (this.window == null || this.window.closed) { - clearInterval(timer); // Stop checking when the window is closed + clearInterval(this.popupCheckInterval); // Stop checking when the window is closed // Call a method to handle the closed popup window this.handleClosedPopupWindow(); } } }, 500); // Check every 500 milliseconds (adjust the interval as needed) } ngOnDestroy(): void { // Clear the timeout (if it exists) when the component is destroyed if (this.timer) { clearTimeout(this.timer); } + if (this.popupCheckInterval) { + clearInterval(this.popupCheckInterval); + } }
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177-180: Simplify condition insidecheckPopupWindowStatus()The
if (!this.timer)condition inside the interval function may not be necessary and could cause confusion. Consider removing it to focus directly on checking the popup window status.Apply this diff to simplify the logic:
private async checkPopupWindowStatus() { this.popupCheckInterval = setInterval(() => { - if (!this.timer) { if (this.window == null || this.window.closed) { clearInterval(this.popupCheckInterval); this.handleClosedPopupWindow(); } - } }, 500); // Check every 500 milliseconds (adjust the interval as needed) }
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222-236: Store and clear timeouts to prevent potential memory leaksIn
handleClosedPopupWindow(), you set asetTimeoutwithout storing its ID. If the component is destroyed before the timeout completes, this could lead to unintended behavior. Consider storing the timeout ID inthis.timerand ensuring it's cleared inngOnDestroy().Apply this diff to address the issue:
private handleClosedPopupWindow(ms: number = 200): void { // Set isLoading to false to indicate that loading has completed this.loading = false; // Delay navigation by 'ms' milliseconds before redirecting - setTimeout(() => { + this.timer = setTimeout(() => { const data = this._activatedRoute.snapshot.data; if (data['redirectTo']) { this._router.navigate([data['redirectTo']]); return; } // Navigate to a specific route, e.g., '/pages/integrations' this._router.navigate(['/pages/integrations']); }, ms); // Delay for 'ms' milliseconds before redirecting }
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114-122: Enhance error handling instartGitHubAppInstallation()Currently, errors caught in
startGitHubAppInstallation()are only logged to the console. Consider implementing user-facing error handling to notify the user of issues during the GitHub integration setup, improving the user experience.You might display an error message or utilize a notification service to inform the user.
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30-37: Evaluate the necessity of usingngAfterViewInitfor subscriptionsUnless the subscription in
ngAfterViewInit()depends on the view being fully initialized, it may be more appropriate to place it inngOnInit(). This aligns with Angular best practices and ensures consistent component initialization.Consider whether the subscription depends on the view. If not, relocating it to
ngOnInit()could be beneficial.Also applies to: 44-51
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/installation/installation.component.ts (5)
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32-39: Avoid using async functions inside RxJS tap operator; use switchMap insteadUsing an async function within the
tapoperator is discouraged becausetapis intended for side effects and doesn't handle Promises appropriately. It's better to useswitchMapto handle the asynchronous operation.Apply this refactor:
.pipe( filter(({ installation_id, setup_action }) => !!installation_id && !!setup_action), tap(() => (this.organization = this._store.selectedOrganization)), - tap( - async ({ installation_id, setup_action, state }: IGithubAppInstallInput) => - await this.verifyGitHubAppAuthorization({ - installation_id, - setup_action, - state - }) - ), + switchMap(({ installation_id, setup_action, state }: IGithubAppInstallInput) => + this.verifyGitHubAppAuthorization({ + installation_id, + setup_action, + state + }) + ), untilDestroyed(this) )
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79-95: SetisLoadingto false insimulateSuccessfor consistent loading state managementIn
simulateSuccess, consider settingthis.isLoading = falsebefore callinghandleClosedPopupWindow, similar to how it's done insimulateError. This ensures that the loading state is correctly updated in both success and error scenarios.Apply this change:
private simulateSuccess(integration: IIntegrationTenant) { // Create a custom success event with data const event = new CustomEvent('onSuccess', { detail: { ...integration } }); // Dispatch the success event to the parent window window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + // Set isLoading to false to indicate that loading has completed + this.isLoading = false; // Log a message indicating that the popup window is closed after GitHub app installation console.log('Popup window closed after GitHub app installed!'); // Delay navigation by 2 seconds before closing the window this.handleClosedPopupWindow(2000); // 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds) }
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88-88: Add null checks forwindow.openerbefore accessing itAccessing
window.openerwithout checking if it's defined may result in errors if the component is opened without a parent window. Consider adding null checks to ensure robustness.Apply this change in both
simulateSuccessandsimulateErrormethods:if (window.opener) { window.opener.dispatchEvent(event); + } else { + console.warn('No window.opener found. Unable to dispatch event.'); }Also applies to: 109-109
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69-69: Correct the error message for clarity and include the error detailsThe error message in the
catchblock is grammatically incorrect and doesn't provide the error details. Rephrase the message and log the actual error for better debugging.Apply this change:
- console.log('Error while failed to install GitHub app: %s', installation_id); + console.error('Failed to install GitHub app with installation_id: %s. Error:', installation_id, error);
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1-1: Remove the unusedAfterViewInitlifecycle hook and interface implementationSince the
ngAfterViewInitmethod is empty and not utilized, you can remove it and theAfterViewInitinterface to simplify the code.Apply these changes:
- Remove the
AfterViewInitimport:- import { AfterViewInit, Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core'; + import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
- Remove
AfterViewInitfrom the class implements:- export class GithubInstallationComponent implements AfterViewInit, OnInit { + export class GithubInstallationComponent implements OnInit {
- Remove the empty
ngAfterViewInitmethod:- /** - * - */ - ngAfterViewInit(): void {}Also applies to: 6-6, 49-49
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packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/tsconfig.lib.prod.json (2)
1-9: LGTM! The production TypeScript configuration looks appropriate.The configuration extends the base
tsconfig.lib.json, disables declaration maps for production, and uses partial compilation mode for Angular, which are all suitable choices for a production build of an Angular library.
1-9: Verify consistency with other plugins' configurations.While the configuration looks good, it's important to ensure consistency across the project.
Let's verify if other plugins have similar configurations:
This will help ensure that the new plugin follows the same configuration pattern as other plugins in the project.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/tsconfig.spec.json (4)
2-2: LGTM: Proper extension from base configuration.Extending from a base
tsconfig.jsonis a good practice. It helps maintain consistency across different TypeScript configurations in the project.
9-9: LGTM: Test setup file properly included.Including a dedicated test setup file (
src/test-setup.ts) is a good practice. It allows for centralized configuration of the test environment.
10-10: LGTM: Appropriate files included for testing.The include patterns are well-defined:
- Jest configuration file is included.
- Both
*.test.tsand*.spec.tspatterns cover common test file naming conventions.- Declaration files (
*.d.ts) are included, ensuring type information is available during testing.
1-11: Overall, the tsconfig.spec.json is well-configured for testing purposes.This configuration file is appropriately set up for TypeScript testing in the GitHub UI integration plugin. It extends from a base configuration, specifies correct compiler options for testing, includes necessary type definitions, and properly configures file inclusion patterns. The only suggestion is to consider updating the ECMAScript target version if your testing environment supports it.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/tsconfig.lib.json (4)
10-10: LGTM! Appropriate test file exclusions.The exclude patterns are well-defined:
- They properly exclude test files from the library build.
- Both Jest-specific and general test files are covered.
This ensures that only the necessary files are included in the compiled output.
11-11: LGTM! Appropriate include pattern.The include pattern
"src/**/*.ts"is correct and standard for a library:
- It includes all TypeScript files in the
srcdirectory and its subdirectories.- This ensures that all relevant source files are compiled.
3-9: LGTM! Consider specifying types if needed.The compiler options are well-configured for library development:
- The
outDirpath is appropriate for a monorepo structure.- Generating declaration files and source maps is beneficial.
- Inline sources will help with debugging.
However, the
typesarray is empty. This is fine if you don't need any additional type definitions, but verify if this is intentional.#!/bin/bash # Check for type imports in the source files echo "Searching for type imports in source files:" grep -R --include="*.ts" --exclude-dir="node_modules" "import.*type" "./packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src" echo "Searching for triple-slash directives:" grep -R --include="*.ts" --exclude-dir="node_modules" "/// <reference" "./packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src"
1-2: LGTM! Verify the base configuration.Extending a base
tsconfig.jsonis a good practice for maintaining consistency. Ensure that the base configuration exists and contains appropriate settings for this library.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/jest.config.ts (5)
1-6: LGTM: Basic Jest configuration is well-structured.The basic configuration for Jest is correctly set up:
- ESLint is appropriately disabled for this configuration file.
- The display name accurately reflects the package name.
- The preset, setup files, and coverage directory are correctly configured with paths relative to the monorepo root.
7-15: LGTM: Transform configuration is correctly set up.The transform configuration is well-structured:
- It correctly handles TypeScript, JavaScript, and HTML files.
- jest-preset-angular is appropriately used for an Angular project.
- The tsconfig path and content path regex are correctly specified.
16-16: LGTM: Transform ignore pattern is correctly configured.The transform ignore pattern is set up correctly:
- It ignores node_modules except for .mjs files, which is a common and recommended pattern.
- This ensures that ES modules in node_modules are properly transformed.
17-21: LGTM: Snapshot serializers are correctly configured.The snapshot serializers are well-configured:
- Three serializers from jest-preset-angular are included.
- These serializers (no-ng-attributes, ng-snapshot, and html-comment) are appropriate for Angular testing.
1-22: LGTM: Jest configuration is well-structured and follows best practices.The entire Jest configuration file for the
plugins-integration-github-uipackage is well-structured and follows best practices for an Angular project in a monorepo setup. Key points:
- Basic configuration is correctly set up with appropriate display name and paths.
- Transform configuration properly handles TypeScript, JavaScript, and HTML files using jest-preset-angular.
- Transform ignore pattern is set to handle ES modules in node_modules correctly.
- Snapshot serializers are correctly configured for Angular testing.
No issues or improvements were identified during the review.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
1-3: Verify the ignore pattern intention.The current
ignorePatternsconfiguration["!**/*"]effectively means no files are ignored for linting. This might lead to unnecessary linting of files that should be excluded (e.g., build artifacts, dependencies).Please confirm if this is the intended behavior. If not, consider adjusting the ignore patterns to exclude specific directories or file types that should not be linted.
1-33: Overall, the ESLint configuration is well-structured and appropriate for the plugin.The configuration file provides a solid foundation for linting the integration-github-ui plugin:
- It extends the project's base configuration.
- It sets up appropriate overrides for TypeScript and HTML files.
- It enforces consistent naming conventions for Angular components and directives.
The suggestions provided in the previous comments can further enhance the linting setup, but the current configuration is already a good starting point.
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.layout.component.ts (2)
8-9: LGTM: Component decorator changes look good.The addition of the selector
ngx-integration-github-layoutfollows Angular's best practices for naming components. The minimal template with just a router outlet is appropriate for a layout component, allowing for dynamic content routing.
11-11: Approve class name change and verify its impact.The renaming of the class from
GithubComponenttoIntegrationGithubLayoutComponentis a good improvement. It's more descriptive and aligns better with the component's purpose as a layout component for GitHub integration.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing references, please run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
Class name change verified successfully.
The renaming of
GithubComponenttoIntegrationGithubLayoutComponenthas been thoroughly checked. No remaining references toGithubComponentwere found, and all usages ofIntegrationGithubLayoutComponentare correctly implemented across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to the old class name # Test: Search for old class name. Expect: No results rg --type typescript "GithubComponent" # Test: Verify the new class name is used correctly. Expect: References to IntegrationGithubLayoutComponent rg --type typescript "IntegrationGithubLayoutComponent"Length of output: 164
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to the old class name # Test: Search for old class name in TypeScript files. Expect: No results rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' "GithubComponent" # Test: Verify the new class name is used correctly in TypeScript files. Expect: References to IntegrationGithubLayoutComponent rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' "IntegrationGithubLayoutComponent"Length of output: 843
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/tsconfig.json (5)
11-16: Verify the @gauzy/ui-core path mapping.The path mapping for @gauzy/ui-core uses a wildcard:
"@gauzy/ui-core/*": ["./../../../dist/packages/ui-core/*/index.d.ts"]While this allows for flexible imports, it might lead to unexpected behavior if not carefully managed. Ensure that this mapping correctly resolves all necessary imports and consider using more specific paths if possible.
18-19: Verify empty "files" and "include" arrays.Both "files" and "include" arrays are empty:
"files": [], "include": [],This means no specific files or directories are explicitly included in the compilation process. Verify if this is intentional and that the necessary files are being compiled through other means (e.g., referenced configurations or build tools).
29-34: Angular compiler options look good.The Angular compiler options are well-configured with strict checks enabled:
"angularCompilerOptions": { "enableI18nLegacyMessageIdFormat": false, "strictInjectionParameters": true, "strictInputAccessModifiers": true, "strictTemplates": true }These settings align with best practices for Angular development and will help catch potential issues early in the development process.
28-28: Verify base TypeScript configuration.The configuration extends a base configuration:
"extends": "../../../tsconfig.base.json"Ensure that
tsconfig.base.jsonexists in the correct location (three directories up from the current file) and that it provides appropriate base settings for the project.#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the base TypeScript configuration file echo "Checking for tsconfig.base.json in the root directory:" ls -l ../../../tsconfig.base.json
20-26: Verify referenced TypeScript configurations.The configuration references two other TypeScript configuration files:
"references": [ { "path": "./tsconfig.lib.json" }, { "path": "./tsconfig.spec.json" } ]Ensure that both
tsconfig.lib.jsonandtsconfig.spec.jsonexist in the same directory and are properly configured for library and test setups respectively.✅ Verification successful
Re-verify the presence of
tsconfig.lib.jsonandtsconfig.spec.jsonacross the repository.
Referenced TypeScript configuration files are present and correctly referenced.
Both
tsconfig.lib.jsonandtsconfig.spec.jsonexist in thepackages/plugins/integration-github-ui/directory and are correctly referenced intsconfig.json.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of referenced TypeScript configuration files echo "Checking for tsconfig.lib.json and tsconfig.spec.json in the current directory:" ls -l tsconfig.lib.json tsconfig.spec.jsonLength of output: 353
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# Searching for tsconfig.lib.json and tsconfig.spec.json in the repository fd tsconfig.lib.json fd tsconfig.spec.jsonLength of output: 3147
packages/core/src/shared/pipes/column-numeric-transformer.pipe.ts (2)
2-2: LGTM! Verify the import across the codebase.The change from
isNullOrUndefinedtoisNotNullOrUndefinedis consistent with the logic changes in the methods. This improves code readability and maintainability.Run the following script to verify the import usage across the codebase:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of isNotNullOrUndefined import # Test: Search for any remaining usage of isNullOrUndefined. Expect: No results. rg --type typescript 'import.*isNullOrUndefined.*from.*@gauzy/common' # Test: Search for the new import. Expect: Multiple occurrences across the codebase. rg --type typescript 'import.*isNotNullOrUndefined.*from.*@gauzy/common'
10-19: LGTM! Verify usage oftomethod across the codebase.The changes to the
tomethod improve type safety and consistency:
- The parameter is no longer optional, enforcing stricter type checking.
- The use of
isNotNullOrUndefinedis more explicit and consistent with the import change.- The updated comment accurately reflects the new behavior.
Run the following script to verify the usage of the
tomethod across the codebase:packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.html (4)
13-13: LGTM: Improved placeholder flexibilityThe modification to the placeholder attribute enhances the component's reusability by allowing an external placeholder to be set while maintaining a translated fallback. This change is well-implemented and follows Angular best practices.
29-32: LGTM: Enhanced template robustnessThe addition of the
<ng-container>with an*ngIfcheck is an excellent improvement. It prevents potential errors by ensuring the item exists before rendering, following Angular best practices for defensive programming in templates.
35-38: LGTM: Consistent improvement in template robustnessThe addition of the
<ng-container>with an*ngIfcheck in the ng-option-tmp template mirrors the improvement made in the ng-label-tmp template. This consistency is commendable and reinforces the robust error prevention strategy across the component.
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1-42: Overall assessment: Well-implemented improvementsThe changes made to this component template consistently enhance its robustness and flexibility. The addition of null checks, improved placeholder handling, and better attribute ordering all contribute to a more maintainable and error-resistant component. The modifications align well with Angular best practices and demonstrate thoughtful development.
While no significant issues were found, there's an opportunity for further refinement in the ordering of ng-select attributes, as mentioned in a previous comment. This minor adjustment could further improve the template's readability and maintainability.
Great work on these improvements!
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/project.json (3)
1-7: LGTM: Project metadata is well-defined.The project metadata is correctly configured for an NX Angular library project. The name, schema, sourceRoot, prefix, and projectType are all appropriately set.
39-50: LGTM: Lint configuration is comprehensive.The lint configuration is well-structured, using the "@nrwl/linter:eslint" executor. It correctly includes both TypeScript (.ts) and HTML (.html) files, which is essential for maintaining code quality in an Angular project.
25-38: Test configuration is well-defined, but consider test coverage.The test configuration is correctly set up using the "@nrwl/jest:jest" executor. The CI configuration with code coverage is a good practice.
However, the
passWithNoTestsoption is set totrue, which might hide the fact that no tests are present. Consider setting this tofalseto ensure that tests are actually written:"options": { "jestConfig": "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/jest.config.ts", - "passWithNoTests": true + "passWithNoTests": false },To verify the current test coverage, run the following command:
If no test files are found, consider adding tests to ensure the quality and reliability of the plugin.
✅ Verification successful
Test configuration is well-defined and tests are present.
The test configuration is correctly set up using the "@nrwl/jest:jest" executor, and the CI configuration with code coverage is a good practice.
However, the
passWithNoTestsoption is currently set totrue. Since test files are present, consider setting this option tofalseto ensure that tests are always maintained:"options": { "jestConfig": "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/jest.config.ts", - "passWithNoTests": true + "passWithNoTests": false },🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for the existence of test files in the project # Test: Search for test files. Expect: At least one test file. fd -e spec.ts . packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/srcLength of output: 330
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/package.json (4)
31-35: LGTM! Build scripts are well-defined.The scripts section is well-structured with appropriate commands for building the plugin in different configurations (development and production) and for watching changes during development. This setup follows best practices for Angular library development.
61-61: LGTM! Optimal tree-shaking configuration.Setting
"sideEffects": falseis excellent. This configuration allows for better tree-shaking in modern build tools, potentially reducing the final bundle size by allowing unused exports to be removed.
40-51: LGTM! Please clarify the need for some dependencies.The dependencies section includes appropriate packages for an Angular-based GitHub integration plugin. The inclusion of @gauzy/contracts indicates proper integration with the main Gauzy project.
Could you please clarify the specific need for the following dependencies in this plugin:
- @nebular/theme
- angular2-smart-table
- ngx-permissions
Are these essential for the GitHub integration UI, or could they be moved to peerDependencies if they're expected to be provided by the main application?
To help verify the usage of these packages, you can run the following command:
rg --type typescript -e "@nebular/theme|angular2-smart-table|ngx-permissions" packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src
36-39: LGTM! Verify Angular version compatibility.The peerDependencies section correctly specifies the required Angular packages. The use of the caret (^) for version numbers allows for compatible updates, which is a good practice.
Please ensure that the specified Angular version (16.2.12) is compatible with the main project's Angular version. Run the following command to check the Angular version in the root package.json:
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package.jsonfiles, including the main project, specify"@angular/core"at^16.2.12, ensuring compatibility across the project.🏁 Scripts executed
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tsconfig.json (1)
14-14: LGTM: New path mapping for GitHub integration plugin added correctly.The new path mapping for "@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui" has been added correctly to the
pathsobject in thetsconfig.jsonfile. This addition is consistent with the structure of other plugin path mappings in the file.A few points to note:
- The format of the new entry matches the existing entries, maintaining consistency.
- The path "./packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/index.ts" follows the expected structure for a plugin in this project.
- This addition will allow TypeScript to resolve imports for the new GitHub integration UI plugin correctly.
To ensure the correctness of the path, let's verify the existence of the referenced file:
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packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/repository/github-repository.entity.ts (1)
11-18: LGTM: Import changes look good.The addition of
ColumnNumericTransformerPipeto the imports is appropriate for the subsequent changes in therepositoryIdproperty.apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/integrations/integrations.module.ts (1)
110-110: Approve the modular approach for GitHub integration.The change to import the GitHub integration module from an external package (
@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui) aligns well with the PR objective and promotes a more modular architecture. This approach can lead to better separation of concerns and easier maintenance.To ensure the new module provides the same functionality as the old one, please run the following verification script:
This script will help us confirm that the
IntegrationGithubUiModulecontains the necessary exports and has a similar structure to the oldGithubModule.packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/smart-data-layout/pagination/pagination.component.ts (5)
62-63: Improved type safety for event emittersGood job on updating the types of
selectedPageandselectedOptionevent emitters fromNumbertonumber. This change:
- Improves type safety by using the TypeScript primitive type.
- Enhances performance by avoiding unnecessary object wrapper creation.
- Clarifies the intent that these values are simple numbers, not
Numberobjects.This update aligns with TypeScript best practices and makes the code more robust.
86-102: Excellent refactoring ofgetPages()methodThe refactoring of the
getPages()method is a significant improvement:
- The logic is now more concise and easier to follow.
- Edge cases are handled gracefully using
Math.minandMath.max.- The use of
Array.from()for generating the page array is both modern and efficient.This refactoring enhances both the readability and maintainability of the code. Great job on improving this critical part of the pagination logic!
106-110: Improved method signature and documentation forgetStartPagesCount()Good improvements to the
getStartPagesCount()method:
- Adding the
numberreturn type enhances type safety and code clarity.- The JSDoc comments clearly explain the method's purpose and return value.
These changes contribute to better code documentation and maintainability.
127-131: Improved method signature and documentation forgetPagesCount()Good improvements to the
getPagesCount()method:
- Adding the
numberreturn type enhances type safety and code clarity.- The JSDoc comments clearly explain the method's purpose and return value.
These changes contribute to better code documentation and maintainability, consistent with the improvements made to other methods in this component.
136-140: Improved method signature and documentation foronChangePage()Good improvements to the
onChangePage()method:
- Adding the
voidreturn type explicitly states that the method doesn't return a value, enhancing code clarity.- The JSDoc comments clearly explain the method's purpose and describe the
pageIdxparameter.These changes are consistent with the documentation improvements made throughout the component and contribute to better code readability and maintainability.
apps/server/src/package.json (1)
42-42: LGTM! Verify the new package structure.The addition of
"../../../packages/plugins/integration-github-ui"to the workspaces is correct and aligns with the PR objectives. This change integrates the new GitHub UI plugin into the project workspace.To ensure the new package is properly set up, please run the following script:
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apps/desktop/src/package.json (1)
41-41: LGTM! Verify related changes for the new GitHub integration UI plugin.The addition of
"../../../packages/plugins/integration-github-ui"to theworkspaces.packagesarray is correct and consistent with other plugin entries. This change aligns with the PR title and indicates the integration of a new GitHub UI plugin.To ensure complete integration, please verify:
- The existence of the corresponding plugin package.
- Any necessary updates to import or use this new plugin in the application.
You can use the following script to check for the plugin package and its usage:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the GitHub integration UI plugin package and its usage # Check if the package directory exists if [ -d "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui" ]; then echo "GitHub integration UI plugin package found." else echo "Warning: GitHub integration UI plugin package directory not found." fi # Search for imports or uses of the new plugin with corrected type specifiers echo "Searching for usage of the new plugin:" rg --type ts --type tsx --type js --type jsx "from ['\"]@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui['\"]" ./Length of output: 370
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the GitHub integration UI plugin package and its usage # Check if the package directory exists if [ -d "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui" ]; then echo "GitHub integration UI plugin package found." else echo "Warning: GitHub integration UI plugin package directory not found." fi # Search for imports or uses of the new plugin without the tsx type echo "Searching for usage of the new plugin:" rg --type ts --type js --type jsx "from ['\"]@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui['\"]" ./Length of output: 359
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the GitHub integration UI plugin package and its usage # Check if the package directory exists if [ -d "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui" ]; then echo "GitHub integration UI plugin package found." else echo "Warning: GitHub integration UI plugin package directory not found." fi # Search for imports or uses of the new plugin using grep with specific file extensions echo "Searching for usage of the new plugin in .js, .jsx, .ts, and .tsx files:" grep -rnw --include=\*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx} "@"\.\/packages/plugins/integration-github-ui" ./Length of output: 398
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the GitHub integration UI plugin package and its usage # Check if the package directory exists if [ -d "packages/plugins/integration-github-ui" ]; then echo "GitHub integration UI plugin package found." else echo "Warning: GitHub integration UI plugin package directory not found." fi # Search for imports or uses of the new plugin using grep with corrected syntax echo "Searching for usage of the new plugin in .js, .jsx, .ts, and .tsx files:" grep -rnw --include=\*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx} "@gauzy/plugin-integration-github-ui" ./Length of output: 601
packages/ui-core/shared/src/lib/integrations/github/repository-selector/repository-selector.component.ts (4)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement reorganization.The consolidation of import statements for
ErrorHandlingService,GithubService, andStorefrom@gauzy/ui-core/coreimproves code organization and readability.
36-39: LGTM: Simplified selected property.The simplification of the
selectedproperty to a direct@Input()declaration with a default value offalsereduces code complexity while maintaining functionality. The added comment improves code documentation.
93-96: LGTM: Explicit declaration of onChange and onTouched methods.The explicit declaration of
onChangeandonTouchedmethods with their types improves type safety and makes the component's interface clearer. This implementation aligns well with Angular's ControlValueAccessor interface.
173-198: LGTM: Updated ControlValueAccessor implementation.The
writeValue,registerOnChange, andregisterOnTouchedmethods have been correctly updated to use the new type forsourceId(number). The added comments improve code documentation and maintainability. The implementations correctly follow the ControlValueAccessor interface, ensuring proper integration with Angular forms.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/view/view.component.html (3)
185-185: LGTM: Minor stylistic changeThe addition of parentheses around the async pipe in the ngIf directive is a minor stylistic change that doesn't affect functionality. This change likely improves consistency with other similar usages in the codebase.
187-195: Approve pagination implementation change with verification requestThe pagination implementation has been significantly updated:
- Replaced ngx-pagination with a custom ga-pagination component.
- Changed the condition for displaying pagination from checking smartTableSource to checking if pagination.totalItems > minItemPerPage.
- Added new event bindings and inputs for more granular control over pagination behavior.
These changes appear to provide more flexibility and potentially better integration with the rest of the application. However, it's important to verify that the new implementation maintains or improves upon the functionality of the previous version.
Please ensure that:
- The new pagination behavior works as expected across different data set sizes.
- The condition
pagination.totalItems > minItemPerPagecorrectly determines when pagination should be shown.- The new event handlers (onUpdateOption, onPageChange) are correctly implemented in the component's TypeScript file.
To verify the implementation of these handlers, you can run:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the implementation of onUpdateOption and onPageChange in the component file rg --type typescript 'onUpdateOption|onPageChange' packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/view/This will help confirm that the new pagination events are properly handled in the component logic.
60-60: Verify data structure change for repository IDThe path to access the repository ID has been modified from
project.repository.repositoryIdtoproject.customFields.repository.repositoryId. This change suggests a structural modification in how the repository ID is stored within the project data.Please ensure that:
- This change is consistent across the entire application.
- Any data migration scripts have been updated to reflect this new structure.
- The backend API is aligned with this new data structure.
To verify the usage of this new structure, you can run the following command:
This will help identify any places where the old structure might still be in use and need updating.
.deploy/webapp/Dockerfile (1)
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1-99: Verify integration completeness for the GitHub UI plugin.While the addition of the COPY command for the GitHub UI plugin package.json is correct, there are a few points to verify to ensure complete integration:
Dependency Management: Confirm that any new dependencies introduced by the GitHub UI plugin are properly handled in the build process.
Build Process: Verify if any additional build steps are required for the GitHub UI plugin in the build stage of the Dockerfile.
Environment Variables: Check if the GitHub UI plugin requires any new environment variables that need to be added to the Dockerfile.
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.deploy/api/Dockerfile (4)
159-159: New GitHub UI integration plugin addedThe addition of the
integration-github-uipackage.json file is consistent with the pattern used for other plugins in this Dockerfile. This change supports the integration of the new GitHub UI plugin into the build process.
232-232: GitHub UI integration plugin added to production dependenciesThe
integration-github-uipackage.json is correctly added to the production dependencies stage, ensuring it's available in the final production image.
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1-483: Summary of GitHub UI integration plugin additionThe changes to this Dockerfile are minimal and focused on adding support for the new GitHub UI integration plugin. The modifications follow the existing patterns for including plugin packages and appear to be correct. Here's a summary of the changes:
- Added the package.json for
integration-github-uiin the dependencies stage.- Added the package.json for
integration-github-uiin the production dependencies stage.These changes ensure that the new plugin will be included in both development and production builds. However, to ensure complete integration, please consider the following:
- Verify that any necessary environment variables for the GitHub UI integration have been added to the Dockerfile.
- Check if there are any additional configuration files or code changes required in other parts of the application to fully utilize this new plugin.
- Ensure that the plugin is properly imported and initialized in the main application code.
- Update any relevant documentation or README files to reflect the addition of this new feature.
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1-483: Verify complete integration of the GitHub UI pluginWhile the package.json file for the new GitHub UI integration plugin has been added correctly, it's important to ensure that all necessary steps for full integration have been completed.
Please run the following script to check for any additional files or configurations that might be required for the GitHub UI integration:
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packages/plugins/integration-github/src/lib/github/github-sync.service.ts (1)
446-446: Excellent use of object destructuring!This change improves code readability and maintainability. By destructuring the
integrationobject, you've reduced repetition and made the code more concise. The renaming ofidtointegrationIdalso enhances clarity. This modification aligns well with modern JavaScript best practices.angular.json (1)
362-396: LGTM: New plugin configuration added correctly.The new configuration for
plugin-integration-github-uihas been added successfully. It follows the same structure and includes similar properties as other plugin configurations in the file. This consistency is good for maintainability and understanding of the project structure.Key points:
- Correct project type: "library"
- Appropriate root and sourceRoot paths
- Proper build configuration with ng-packagr
- Test configuration using karma
- Consistent style preprocessor (scss) in schematics
packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/integration-github.routes.ts (3)
1-9: Imports are correctly defined and well-organizedAll necessary modules and components are imported, and the import statements are clean and organized.
18-21: Verify the placement of 'redirectTo' within the permissions configurationAt lines 18-21, the
redirectToproperty is nested inside thepermissionsobject. Ensure that thePermissionsGuardrecognizes this configuration and thatredirectTofunctions as expected from this location.Please confirm that
redirectTowithinpermissionsis correctly handled by thePermissionsGuard.
30-33: Confirm the necessity of the 'selectors' property in route dataIn the route at lines 30-33,
data: { selectors: false }is specified. Verify that this property is required for the route's functionality and that it aligns with the application's routing conventions.Ensure that the
selectorsproperty is needed and used appropriately in the application.packages/plugins/integration-github-ui/src/lib/components/wizard/wizard.component.ts (1)
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88-100: Avoid logging sensitive information to the consoleIn
oAuthAppAuthorization(), you are logging the external OAuth URL, which includes query parameters likeclient_idandredirect_uri. Consider removing or sanitizing this log to prevent exposure of potentially sensitive information in production logs.[security]
Apply this diff to remove the console log:
- console.log('External Github OAuth App URL: %s', externalUrl);
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packages/core/src/tasks/commands/handlers/automation-task.sync.handler.ts (2)
138-138: Improved error logging, consider adding error detailsThe updated error message provides more specific information about where the error occurred, which is a good practice. To further enhance debugging, consider including more details about the error.
You could modify the error logging as follows to include the error stack trace:
-console.log(chalk.red(`Error while creating task using Automation Task: %s`, error.message), entity); +console.error(chalk.red(`Error while creating task using Automation Task:`), error); +console.log(chalk.yellow('Failed entity:'), entity);This change will provide more comprehensive error information, including the stack trace, which can be crucial for debugging.
165-165: Improved error logging, consider adding error detailsThe updated error message provides more specific information about where the error occurred, which is a good practice. To further enhance debugging, consider including more details about the error.
You could modify the error logging as follows to include the error stack trace and the entity being updated:
-console.log(chalk.red(`Error while updating task using Automation Task: %s`), error.message); +console.error(chalk.red(`Error while updating task using Automation Task:`), error); +console.log(chalk.yellow('Failed update for task ID:'), id); +console.log(chalk.yellow('Update entity:'), entity);This change will provide more comprehensive error information, including the stack trace and the data being processed, which can be crucial for debugging.
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packages/core/src/tasks/commands/handlers/automation-task.sync.handler.ts (1)
149-149: Verify the impact of method signature changeThe type of the
idparameter has been changed fromITaskUpdateInput['id']toID. While this might be intentional, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't break any existing code that relies on the previous type.Please run the following script to check for any potential issues:
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The change from
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