feat(portals-admin): Set up for Parliamentary Lists #15892
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant updates to the signature collection feature within the admin portal. It enhances localization support by adding new message definitions for parliamentary contexts, modifies navigation structures, and restructures routing for parliamentary and presidential functionalities. Additionally, new components are introduced for displaying constituency and list views, along with GraphQL mutations for managing signature comparisons and deadlines. Changes
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/components/completeReview/toggleListReview.graphql (1)
1-5: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The GraphQL mutation is well-structured and follows best practices. It's appropriately placed in a library directory, potentially allowing for reuse across different parts of the admin portal.
Consider adding a brief comment at the top of the file to explain the purpose of this mutation, e.g.:
# Toggles the review status of a signature collection list mutation toggleListReview($input: SignatureCollectionListIdInput!) { # ... rest of the mutation }This would enhance readability and maintainability, especially for other developers who might use this mutation.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/components/extendDeadline/extendDeadline.graphql (1)
1-5: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The GraphQL mutation is well-structured and follows good practices. It's appropriately placed in a library directory, which aligns with the project's organization. The mutation name is clear, and it uses GraphQL's type system effectively.
Consider adding a brief comment at the top of the file to explain the purpose of this mutation. For example:
# Mutation to extend the deadline for signature collection in the admin portal mutation ExtendDeadline($input: SignatureCollectionExtendDeadlineInput!) { signatureCollectionAdminExtendDeadline(input: $input) { success } }This would enhance readability and provide context for other developers who might work with this file in the future.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/components/compareLists/removeSignatureFromList.graphql (1)
1-6: LGTM! Consider a more specific mutation name.The GraphQL mutation is well-structured and follows best practices. It provides a clear operation for removing a signature from a list in the admin context.
Consider renaming the mutation to be more specific, e.g.,
RemoveSignatureFromListAdmin. This would make the mutation's purpose immediately clear to other developers.-mutation UnsignAdmin($input: SignatureCollectionSignatureIdInput!) { +mutation RemoveSignatureFromListAdmin($input: SignatureCollectionSignatureIdInput!) { signatureCollectionAdminUnsign(input: $input) { success reasons } }libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/lib/paths.ts (1)
1-9: LGTM! Clear separation of concerns with room for minor improvement.The changes to the
SignatureCollectionPathsenum effectively separate presidential and parliamentary paths, enhancing clarity and maintainability. The structure allows for easy reuse across different NextJS apps and supports effective tree-shaking.For consistency, consider using plural forms for all root paths:
export enum SignatureCollectionPaths { // Presidential PresidentialLists = '/medmaelasofnun', PresidentialList = '/medmaelasofnun/:listId', // Parliamentary - ParliamentaryRoot = '/althingiskosningar', + ParliamentaryLists = '/althingiskosningar', ParliamentaryConstituency = '/althingiskosningar/:constituencyName', ParliamentaryConstituencyList = '/althingiskosningar/:constituencyName/:listId', }This change would make
ParliamentaryListsconsistent withPresidentialLists, improving the overall naming convention.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/components/compareLists/skeleton.tsx (1)
3-20: LGTM: Well-structured and reusable Skeleton component.The Skeleton component is well-implemented as a functional component, focusing on a single responsibility. It's reusable and can be easily integrated into different parts of the application, aligning with the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory.Consider extracting the repeated SkeletonLoader props into a constant to reduce repetition:
const skeletonProps = { height: 50, width: "100%", borderRadius: "large" as const }; export const Skeleton = () => ( <T.Row> {[...Array(4)].map((_, index) => ( <T.Data key={index}> <SkeletonLoader {...skeletonProps} /> </T.Data> ))} </T.Row> );This refactoring improves maintainability and reduces the likelihood of inconsistencies.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/lib/navigation.ts (1)
13-20: Navigation structure update looks good, minor suggestion for consistencyThe addition of a new child navigation item for parliamentary lists and the update to the existing item for presidential lists align well with the PR objectives. This change enhances the navigation structure and improves separation of concerns between parliamentary and presidential lists.
For consistency, consider adding a description to the new parliamentary list item, similar to the presidential list item:
{ name: parliamentaryMessages.listTitle, path: SignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryRoot, activeIfExact: true, + description: parliamentaryMessages.listDescription, // Add this line },This addition would maintain consistency across navigation items and potentially improve user experience.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/AllLists.loader.ts (2)
22-24: LGTM! Consider using type alias for consistency.The removal of the unused
paramsparameter simplifies the function signature without affecting its behavior. Good job on maintaining proper TypeScript usage with explicit return types.For improved consistency and maintainability, consider using the
ListsLoaderReturntype alias in the return type declaration:- return async (): Promise<{ - allLists: SignatureCollectionList[] - collectionStatus: string - collection: SignatureCollection - }> => { + return async (): Promise<ListsLoaderReturn> => {This change would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain in the future.
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25-45: LGTM! Consider adding explicit error handling.The implementation is well-structured, follows best practices for GraphQL queries, and adheres to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files. Good job on ensuring reusability across different NextJS apps.Consider adding explicit error handling to improve robustness:
+ try { const { data: collectionStatusData } = await client.query<CollectionQuery>({ query: CollectionDocument, fetchPolicy: 'network-only', }) const collection = collectionStatusData?.signatureCollectionAdminCurrent const { data } = await client.query<AllListsQuery>({ query: AllListsDocument, fetchPolicy: 'network-only', variables: { input: { collectionId: collection?.id, }, }, }) const allLists = data?.signatureCollectionAdminLists ?? [] const collectionStatus = collectionStatusData?.signatureCollectionAdminCurrent?.status return { allLists, collectionStatus, collection } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Error fetching signature collection data:', error) + throw error + }This addition would provide better visibility into potential issues during data fetching.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/sortSignees/index.tsx (2)
17-28: Sorting logic is efficient and reusable.The
createSortItemhelper function is well-designed, promoting code reusability. The sorting logic maintains immutability by creating a new array before sorting, which is a good practice. The sorting options cover both ascending and descending orders for name and date, providing comprehensive sorting capabilities.Consider extracting the sorting logic into a custom hook for better reusability across different components if this sorting functionality is needed elsewhere in the application. This would align with the guideline of creating reusable hooks across different NextJS apps.
Example:
// useSortSignees.ts export const useSortSignees = (initialSignees: Signature[]) => { const [signees, setSignees] = useState(initialSignees); const [page, setPage] = useState(1); const sortSignees = useCallback((compareFunction: (a: Signature, b: Signature) => number) => { const sorted = [...signees].sort(compareFunction); setSignees(sorted); setPage(1); }, [signees]); return { signees, sortSignees, page, setPage }; };
30-52: Render logic is well-implemented with proper use of UI components and localization.The component effectively uses the
DropdownMenufrom '@island.is/island-ui/core', promoting UI consistency. Localization is correctly implemented using theuseLocalehook, which is a good practice for internationalization. The render logic is concise and readable, with sorting options created using thecreateSortItemhelper function.To improve performance and adhere to best practices for effective tree-shaking, consider memoizing the sorting options array:
import React, { useMemo } from 'react'; // ... (rest of the imports) const SortSignees = ({ signees, setSignees, setPage }) => { const { formatMessage } = useLocale(); const sortOptions = useMemo(() => [ createSortItem(formatMessage(m.sortAlphabeticallyAsc), (a, b) => a.signee.name.localeCompare(b.signee.name), ), createSortItem(formatMessage(m.sortAlphabeticallyDesc), (a, b) => b.signee.name.localeCompare(a.signee.name), ), createSortItem(formatMessage(m.sortDateAsc), (a, b) => a.created.localeCompare(b.created), ), createSortItem(formatMessage(m.sortDateDesc), (a, b) => b.created.localeCompare(a.created), ), ], [formatMessage]); return ( <DropdownMenu title={formatMessage(m.sortBy)} icon="swapVertical" items={sortOptions} /> ); };This change ensures that the sorting options are only recalculated when
formatMessagechanges, potentially improving performance for larger lists.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/List.loader.ts (1)
32-32: LGTM! Consider updating the input type for consistency.The change from
params.idtoparams.listIdimproves clarity and specificity. It's consistent with the other changes in this file.For complete consistency, consider updating the input type definition (if it exists) to use
listIdinstead ofid. This would ensure type safety throughout the codebase.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/SingleListView/index.tsx (2)
12-17: Component structure is well-organized, with a minor suggestion for improvement.The component structure looks good:
- Utilizes functional component with hooks, following modern React practices.
- Uses TypeScript for type safety with the loaded data.
Consider adding a type guard or assertion to ensure
listis not undefined:const { list } = useLoaderData() as { list: SignatureCollectionList }; if (!list) { throw new Error('List data not found'); }This will provide additional type safety and runtime checks.
18-48: Render logic is well-structured and follows best practices.The component's render logic demonstrates several strengths:
- Utilizes reusable UI components from
@island.is/island-ui/corefor layout.- Implements responsive design using the grid system.
- Properly uses localization for text content.
- Separates concerns by using custom components for different functionalities.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the main container for improved accessibility:- <GridContainer> + <GridContainer aria-label={formatMessage(parliamentaryMessages.singleListViewLabel)}>Don't forget to add the corresponding message in your localization file.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/index.tsx (2)
1-20: LGTM! Consider destructuring imports for better tree-shaking.The imports and component declaration look good. The component is exported as default, which is beneficial for tree-shaking.
For even better tree-shaking, consider destructuring the imports from '@island.is/island-ui/core' like this:
import ActionCard from '@island.is/island-ui/core/ActionCard' import FilterInput from '@island.is/island-ui/core/FilterInput' // ... and so on for other componentsThis approach allows for more granular tree-shaking at the component level.
21-24: LGTM! Consider adding a type assertion for better type safety.The hooks usage is correct and follows React best practices. The component properly retrieves the necessary data and functions.
For improved type safety, consider adding a type assertion to the
useLoaderDatahook:const { collection } = useLoaderData() as ListsLoaderReturnThis ensures that the retrieved data matches the expected structure and provides better TypeScript support.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/SingleConstituencyView/index.tsx (3)
1-14: Imports look good, consider grouping them for better readability.The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality and follow TypeScript conventions. However, for better readability and maintainability, consider grouping the imports as follows:
- External libraries
- Internal components and utilities
- Types and interfaces
Here's a suggested regrouping:
import { useLoaderData, useNavigate, useParams } from 'react-router-dom' import { useLocale } from '@island.is/localization' import { ActionCard, GridColumn, GridContainer, GridRow, Stack, } from '@island.is/island-ui/core' import { IntroHeader, PortalNavigation } from '@island.is/portals/core' import { signatureCollectionNavigation } from '../../lib/navigation' import { m, parliamentaryMessages } from '../../lib/messages' import { SignatureCollectionPaths } from '../../lib/paths' import { ListsLoaderReturn } from '../../screens-presidential/AllLists/AllLists.loader'
16-26: Component logic is sound, consider adding error handling.The component logic is well-structured and follows React best practices. The use of hooks for localization, navigation, and data loading is appropriate. The filtering of lists based on the constituency name is simple and effective.
Consider adding error handling for cases where the
constituencyNamemight not be found in theallListsarray. This could be done by checking ifconstituencyListsis empty after filtering:const constituencyLists = allLists.filter( (list) => list.area.name === constituencyName, ) if (constituencyLists.length === 0) { // Handle the case where no lists are found for the given constituency // This could be showing an error message or redirecting to a 404 page }
27-89: UI structure is well-organized, consider improving accessibility.The UI structure is well-organized and makes good use of the @island.is/island-ui/core components. The grid layout provides a responsive design, and the mapping of constituencyLists to ActionCards is efficient.
To improve accessibility, consider adding an aria-label to the Stack component containing the ActionCards:
- <Stack space={3}> + <Stack space={3} aria-label={formatMessage(parliamentaryMessages.constituencyListsLabel)}>Also, ensure that the "Skoða nánar" (View details) text on the CTA button is translated using the localization system:
- label: 'Skoða nánar', + label: formatMessage(parliamentaryMessages.viewDetailsLabel),Don't forget to add these new message keys to your messages file.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (3)
25-54: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The state management and side effects are well-implemented:
- React hooks are used effectively for state management.
- The
useEffecthook ensures synchronization between props and local state.- The mutation function is well-structured with proper success and error handling.
Consider adding more specific error handling in the
catchblock. Instead of directly usinge.message, you could create a custom error message or use a fallback:} catch (e) { const errorMessage = e instanceof Error ? e.message : 'An unknown error occurred'; toast.error(formatMessage(m.updateListEndTimeError, { error: errorMessage })); }This approach provides more control over the error message displayed to the user.
56-74: LGTM! Consider enhancing accessibility.The main render function is well-implemented:
- It uses appropriate UI components from the island-ui/core library.
- The date formatting is handled correctly.
- The structure is clean and easy to understand.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the button that opens the modal to improve accessibility:<Button icon="calendar" iconType="outline" variant="ghost" onClick={() => setModalChangeDateIsOpen(true)} aria-label={formatMessage(m.openDatePickerModal)} > </Button>This change would require adding a new message to your localization file for the aria-label text.
75-104: LGTM! Consider adding a cancel button.The modal implementation is well-structured and functional:
- It uses appropriate UI components and handles state correctly.
- The DatePicker is properly configured with localization.
- The submit button correctly calls the extendDeadline function and closes the modal.
Consider adding a cancel button to the modal for better user experience:
<Box display="flex" justifyContent="spaceBetween" marginTop={5}> <Button variant="ghost" onClick={() => setModalChangeDateIsOpen(false)} > {formatMessage(m.cancel)} </Button> <Button loading={loading} onClick={() => { extendDeadline(endDate) setModalChangeDateIsOpen(false) }} > {formatMessage(m.updateListEndTime)} </Button> </Box>This change would require adding a new message to your localization file for the cancel button text.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/signees.tsx (1)
49-165: LGTM: Well-structured JSX with room for minor improvement.The component's JSX structure is well-organized, utilizing appropriate UI components and implementing responsive design with
GridRowandGridColumn. The conditional rendering effectively handles different states of the component.Consider adding an
aria-labelto the search input for improved accessibility:<FilterInput name="searchSignee" value={searchTerm} onChange={(v) => setSearchTerm(v)} placeholder={formatMessage(m.searchInListPlaceholder)} backgroundColor="white" + aria-label={formatMessage(m.searchInListAriaLabel)} />Don't forget to add the corresponding message to your localization file.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/index.tsx (5)
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229-288: Consider enhancing reusability with prop-based renderingThe addition of
collection.isPresidentialcheck improves the component's flexibility for presidential lists. However, this might limit its reusability across different NextJS apps within the monorepo.Consider refactoring this logic to use props for determining the list type and rendering conditions. This approach would enhance the component's reusability and make it more adaptable to different contexts.
Example:
interface ListsProps { isPresidential: boolean; // ... other props } const Lists: React.FC<ListsProps> = ({ isPresidential, ...otherProps }) => { // ... component logic return ( // ... other JSX {lists?.length > 0 && isPresidential ? ( // ... presidential list rendering ) : ( // ... other list rendering )} // ... other JSX ); };This change would allow the component to be used for both presidential and non-presidential lists, improving its reusability across the monorepo.
285-286: Approved: Navigation path update improves context specificityThe change from
SignatureCollectionPaths.SignatureListtoSignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialListaligns well with the presidential context. The use of:listIdinstead of:idenhances code clarity.To further improve consistency and type safety, consider using a typed parameter for the
replacemethod:SignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialList.replace(':listId', list.id.toString())This ensures that
list.idis explicitly converted to a string, preventing potential type mismatches.
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314-332: Consider extracting pagination logic for improved reusabilityThe addition of the
collection.isPresidentialcheck for pagination rendering is consistent with previous changes. However, to enhance reusability across different NextJS apps in the monorepo, consider extracting the pagination logic into a separate component.Example:
interface PaginationWrapperProps { isVisible: boolean; lists: Array<any>; // Replace 'any' with the correct type page: number; setPage: (page: number) => void; } const PaginationWrapper: React.FC<PaginationWrapperProps> = ({ isVisible, lists, page, setPage, }) => { if (!isVisible || lists.length === 0) return null; return ( <Box marginTop={5}> <Pagination totalItems={lists.length} itemsPerPage={pageSize} page={page} renderLink={(page, className, children) => ( <Box cursor="pointer" className={className} onClick={() => setPage(page)} component="button" > {children} </Box> )} /> </Box> ); };This approach would improve the component's modularity and make it easier to reuse or replace the pagination functionality across different parts of the application.
349-351: Approved: Consistent conditional rendering with a suggestion for type safetyThe addition of conditional rendering for the ReviewCandidates component based on
collection.isPresidentialis consistent with previous changes and improves the context-specific rendering of the component.To enhance type safety and prevent potential runtime errors, consider adding a type guard or default value for
collection.candidates:<ReviewCandidates candidates={collection?.candidates ?? []} />This ensures that even if
collectionis undefined or doesn't have acandidatesproperty, an empty array will be passed to the component, maintaining type consistency and preventing potential runtime errors.
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1-359: Overall assessment: Good changes with room for improvement in reusabilityThe changes made to this component generally improve its functionality for handling presidential lists. However, there are opportunities to enhance its reusability and adherence to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- Consider using more TypeScript interfaces or types for props and exported entities to improve type safety and documentation.
- Evaluate the possibility of making the component more generic by using props instead of directly accessing
collection.isPresidential. This would improve its reusability across different NextJS apps in the monorepo.- Look for opportunities to extract reusable logic into custom hooks or utility functions, which could be shared across the monorepo.
- Ensure that any new exports are tree-shakable to maintain effective bundling practices.
By addressing these points, the component will better align with the coding guidelines and improve its overall quality and reusability within the monorepo.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/lib/messages.ts (1)
15-19: Consider adding a description for better context.The new
signatureListsConstituencyTitlemessage follows the correct pattern and naming convention. However, adding a brief description would provide better context for translators and developers.Consider adding a description, for example:
signatureListsConstituencyTitle: { id: 'admin-portal.signature-collection:signatureListsConstituencyTitle', defaultMessage: 'Kjördæmi', - description: '', + description: 'Title for the constituency in signature lists', },libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/module.tsx (1)
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68-74: Ensure TypeScript types are defined for component propsThe
AllListsandListcomponents receive anallowedToProcessprop derived from user scopes. Ensure that these components have their props properly typed using TypeScript interfaces or types. This enhances type safety and aligns with the coding guidelines for defining props and exporting types.Example:
interface AllListsProps { allowedToProcess: boolean } const AllLists: React.FC<AllListsProps> = ({ allowedToProcess }) => { // component implementation }
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- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/SingleListView/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/compareLists/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/completeReview/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/signees.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/sortSignees/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/AllLists.loader.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/components/compareLists/compareLists.graphql (1 hunks)
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- TypeScript usage for defining props and exporting types.
- Effective tree-shaking and bundling practices."
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/compareLists/index.tsx
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Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/components/compareLists/compareLists.graphql (2)
1-2: LGTM: Mutation structure and input type are well-defined.The
BulkComparemutation is correctly structured with a descriptive name and appropriate input type. The operation namesignatureCollectionAdminBulkCompareSignaturesAllListsclearly indicates its purpose of comparing signatures across all lists.
3-14: LGTM: Returned fields structure is comprehensive and well-organized.The returned fields provide a complete set of information for each signature comparison result:
- List identification (id, listId, listTitle)
- Signee details (name, nationalId, address)
- Signature status (isDigital, valid)
- Timestamp (created)
This structure allows for efficient processing and display of comparison results.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/components/compareLists/skeleton.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is well-structured and follows best practices.The import statement correctly destructures the required components from the shared UI library, promoting reusability across different NextJS apps as per the coding guidelines.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/lib/navigation.ts (4)
3-3: LGTM: New import for parliamentary messagesThe addition of
parliamentaryMessagesimport is consistent with TypeScript usage and supports the new navigation item. This change enhances the localization support for parliamentary contexts.
8-8: Icon update looks goodChanging the icon from 'settings' to 'receipt' is a minor UI improvement. It likely better represents the signature collection functionality.
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1-24: Overall changes align well with guidelines and PR objectivesThe modifications to
navigation.tssuccessfully set up the structure for Parliamentary Lists while maintaining adherence to the coding guidelines:
- The changes enhance reusability across different NextJS apps by providing a flexible navigation structure that separates parliamentary and presidential lists.
- TypeScript is used effectively for defining types and props, as seen in the use of
PortalNavigationItemand the imported message types.- The modular structure of the navigation object supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
These changes lay a solid foundation for the new Parliamentary Lists feature while maintaining code quality and consistency.
11-11: Path update aligns with PR objectivesThe change from
SignatureCollectionPaths.SignatureListstoSignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryRootsupports the setup for Parliamentary Lists. This modification enhances the navigation structure for the new feature.To ensure consistency across the application, please verify that all references to the old path have been updated:
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All references to
SignatureCollectionPaths.SignatureListshave been updated toSignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryRoot. The navigation structure changes are consistent throughout the application.Scripts executed
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/components/skeleton.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Imports are concise and from the correct library.The imports are correctly sourced from the project's UI library '@island.is/island-ui/core' and include only the necessary components.
24-24: LGTM: Export statement is correct.The default export of the Skeleton component is appropriate for a single-component file and follows common React practices.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/sortSignees/index.tsx (3)
1-4: Imports and type definitions look good.The component correctly imports necessary dependencies from '@island.is' packages and uses the 'Signature' type from the API schema. This adheres to the guideline of using TypeScript for defining props and ensures consistency with the API.
6-15: Component definition and props are well-structured.The
SortSigneescomponent is correctly defined as a function component with TypeScript props. The props (signees,setSignees, andsetPage) are well-typed, adhering to the guideline of using TypeScript for defining props. This structure promotes type safety and improves code maintainability.
1-52: Overall, the SortSignees component is well-implemented and adheres to project guidelines.The component successfully implements sorting functionality for signature lists, using TypeScript for type safety and following React best practices. It adheres to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory, including reusability and effective use of TypeScript. The component structure, props definition, and render logic are all well-implemented.Some suggestions for improvement have been made, including:
- Extracting the sorting logic into a custom hook for better reusability.
- Memoizing the sorting options array for potential performance improvements.
These suggestions aim to further enhance the component's reusability and performance, aligning with the project's guidelines for components in the
libsdirectory.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/List.loader.ts (2)
42-42: LGTM! Consistent change.This change is consistent with the previous instance, maintaining improved clarity and specificity by using
params.listId.
52-52: LGTM! Consistent change with positive overall impact.This change is consistent with the previous instances, maintaining improved clarity and specificity by using
params.listId.The overall impact of these changes is positive:
- Improved code clarity and consistency across the loader function.
- Maintained TypeScript usage for type safety.
- Preserved the reusability of the loader function across different NextJS apps.
- No apparent negative impact on functionality or performance.
These changes align well with the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/SingleListView/index.tsx (2)
1-10: Imports look good and follow project guidelines.The imports demonstrate good practices:
- Utilizing reusable components from
@island.islibraries.- Using TypeScript for type definitions (e.g.,
SignatureCollectionList).- Importing localization utilities, which supports maintainability.
These practices align well with the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory.
1-50: Overall, excellent implementation of the SingleListView component.This component demonstrates high-quality code that aligns well with the project's guidelines:
- Effectively uses reusable components from
@island.islibraries.- Implements TypeScript for improved type safety and developer experience.
- Follows best practices for React functional components and hooks.
- Properly implements localization for better maintainability.
- Uses a responsive layout structure.
The component is well-structured and should be easily maintainable. Great job on creating a reusable and type-safe component for the admin portal!
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/index.tsx (3)
26-42: LGTM! Well-structured and responsive layout.The component's structure is well-organized, using a responsive grid layout. It effectively reuses components from the island.is ecosystem, promoting consistency across the application.
1-88: Overall assessment: Well-structured component with room for improvements.The
ParliamentaryRootcomponent is well-organized and adheres to the coding guidelines forlibsdirectory files. It demonstrates good practices in terms of reusability, TypeScript usage, and integration with the island.is ecosystem.Key points:
- The component structure promotes reusability across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used effectively for defining props and types.
- The layout is responsive and uses consistent UI components.
Areas for improvement:
- Enhance tree-shaking by destructuring imports.
- Implement the filter functionality.
- Improve localization for hardcoded strings.
- Use more robust methods for route generation.
- Add error handling for potential undefined values.
Addressing these points will further improve the component's quality and maintainability.
43-80:⚠️ Potential issueImplement filter functionality and improve localization.
The content rendering logic is generally good, but there are a few areas for improvement:
- The
FilterInputhas a placeholderonChangehandler. Implement the actual filtering logic.- The text "Kjördæmi: 6" is hardcoded and not localized. Consider making this dynamic and localizable.
- The navigation to constituency details uses string replacement. Consider using a more robust method for route generation.
Here's a suggested improvement for the constituency navigation:
import { generatePath } from 'react-router-dom'; // ... onClick: () => { navigate( generatePath(SignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryConstituency, { constituencyName: area.name, }) ) },This approach is more type-safe and less prone to errors.
To ensure the
SignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryConstituencyis correctly defined, run the following script:This script will help us confirm that the path is correctly defined with the
:constituencyNameparameter.Verification successful
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SignatureCollectionPaths.ParliamentaryConstituencyis correctly defined with the:constituencyNameparameter. ImplementinggeneratePathfor route generation will enhance type safety and reduce potential errors.Scripts executed
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/completeReview/index.tsx (5)
1-16: Imports and component definition look good.The imports are well-organized and the component is properly defined using TypeScript for props. This adheres to the coding guidelines for libs, ensuring type safety and facilitating tree-shaking.
17-20: Effective use of hooks and state management.The component makes good use of various hooks, including custom hooks for localization and GraphQL mutations. The use of
useRevalidatorfrom React Router demonstrates good integration practices, enhancing the component's reusability across different NextJS apps.
47-95: Well-structured JSX with good use of UI components.The component's render logic is clean and makes good use of the UI library components. The conditional rendering based on the list status is implemented effectively, and the use of
formatMessageensures proper localization.
54-57: Clarify the intention of the commented-out disabled prop.There's a commented-out
disabledprop on the button. It's not clear why this is commented out.Could you clarify the intention behind this commented code? If it's no longer needed, consider removing it. If it's meant to be used, please uncomment and test it.
1-97: Component adheres well to coding guidelines for libs.This component demonstrates good practices as required for the
libsdirectory:
- It's designed to be reusable across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is effectively used for defining props and exporting types.
- The component's logic is self-contained, facilitating easy integration and tree-shaking.
Great job on following the established coding guidelines!
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (2)
1-24: LGTM! Adheres to coding guidelines.The imports and component declaration follow best practices:
- Appropriate UI components and hooks are imported.
- TypeScript is used to define prop types, enhancing type safety.
- The component is exported, promoting reusability across different NextJS apps.
These aspects align well with the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory.
109-109: LGTM! Proper export for reusability.The component is correctly exported as the default export. This adheres to the coding guideline of ensuring reusability of components across different NextJS apps.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/components/signees.tsx (2)
1-21: LGTM: Imports and component declaration look good.The imports are well-organized and the component declaration follows TypeScript best practices. The file's location in the
libsdirectory suggests it's designed for reusability across different NextJS apps, which aligns with the coding guidelines.
21-21: LGTM: Component structure and exports are well-defined.The
Signeescomponent is correctly defined as a function component and exported as the default export. This follows React best practices and allows for easy import in other files. The component name matching the file name is a good convention that enhances code readability and maintainability.Also applies to: 166-170
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/lib/messages.ts (1)
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1-529: LGTM! Code complies with coding guidelines forlibs/**/*files.The changes in this file adhere to the coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- The messages are exported, ensuring reusability across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used correctly for defining message types.
- The use of
defineMessagesfromreact-intlsupports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/module.tsx (2)
56-56: Confirm updated path definitions for presidential routesThe paths for presidential routes have been updated to
SignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialListsandSignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialList. Verify that these paths are correctly defined inSignatureCollectionPathsand that all references in the codebase have been updated to prevent broken links.Run the following script to check the path definitions and their usage:
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Path definitions for presidential routes are correctly implemented and referenced.
All instances of
SignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialListsandSignatureCollectionPaths.PresidentialListare properly defined and used consistently across the codebase, ensuring there are no broken links.Scripts executed
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ParliamentaryRoot,ParliamentaryConstituency, andParliamentaryListare being lazy-loaded from the./screens-parliamentarydirectory. Ensure these components exist at the specified paths and are correctly exported to prevent runtime errors.Run the following script to confirm the components exist and have default exports:
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/sortSignees/index.tsx (1)
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1-53: LGTM! Consider named imports for better tree-shaking.The component adheres well to the coding guidelines:
- It's reusable across different NextJS apps dealing with signature sorting.
- TypeScript is used effectively for prop definitions.
- The overall structure supports tree-shaking.
For even better tree-shaking, consider using named imports for the
island-ui/corepackage if possible:import { DropdownMenu } from '@island.is/island-ui/core'This change would allow for more efficient tree-shaking by explicitly importing only the needed component.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/completeReview/index.tsx (1)
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1-95: Ensure adherence to coding guidelines for reusable components.The component generally adheres to the coding guidelines for
libsdirectory components. It uses TypeScript for prop definitions and appears to be designed for reusability. However, please ensure that:
- The changes to import paths and prop types don't affect the component's reusability across different NextJS apps.
- The component remains self-contained and doesn't introduce any app-specific logic that could hinder its use in other contexts.
- All exported types are properly defined and exported for use in other components or apps.
Consider the following improvements:
- Extract the
toggleReviewfunction into a custom hook to enhance reusability and testability.- Use a constant for the modal ID instead of a string literal to improve maintainability.
- Consider using a custom type for the component props to improve readability and reusability:
type ActionReviewCompleteProps = { listId: string; listStatus?: string; }; const ActionReviewComplete: React.FC<ActionReviewCompleteProps> = ({ listId, listStatus }) => { // ... component logic };libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (4)
23-23: LGTM: Props interface update improves flexibility.The change to make
allowedToProcessan optional prop (allowedToProcess?: boolean) improves the component's flexibility. This is a good practice in React component design.Consider adding a default value for
allowedToProcessto ensure consistent behavior when the prop is not provided. You can do this in the function parameters:const ActionExtendDeadline = ({ listId, endTime, allowedToProcess = false, }: { listId: string endTime: string allowedToProcess?: boolean }) => { // ... }
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1-111: LGTM: Component structure promotes reusability.The
ActionExtendDeadlinecomponent is well-structured and uses shared UI components, which aligns with the reusability guideline for libs. It encapsulates the deadline extension functionality, making it potentially reusable across different NextJS apps.To further enhance reusability, consider accepting a custom mutation function as a prop. This would allow the component to be used in different contexts with varying backend implementations. For example:
type ExtendDeadlineMutationFn = (newEndDate: string) => Promise<boolean>; const ActionExtendDeadline = ({ listId, endTime, allowedToProcess = false, onExtendDeadline, }: { listId: string endTime: string allowedToProcess?: boolean onExtendDeadline: ExtendDeadlineMutationFn }) => { // ... const extendDeadline = async (newEndDate: string) => { try { const success = await onExtendDeadline(newEndDate); if (success) { toast.success(formatMessage(m.updateListEndTimeSuccess)) revalidate() } else { toast.error(formatMessage(m.updateListEndTimeError)) } } catch (e) { toast.error(e.message) } } // ... }This change would make the component more flexible and easier to use in different contexts.
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1-111: Enhance TypeScript usage for better type safety.While the component uses TypeScript for props definition, there are opportunities to improve type safety and code readability by adding more type annotations.
Consider adding the following type annotations:
- For the
extendDeadlinefunction:const extendDeadline = async (newEndDate: string): Promise<void> => { // ... }
- For the
formatfunction call:value={format(new Date(endDate), 'dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm')}
- For the
DatePickerhandleChangeprop:handleChange={(date: Date | null) => setEndDate(date ? date.toISOString() : endTime)}These additions will improve type safety and make the code more self-documenting.
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1-7: LGTM: Effective import practices for tree-shaking.The use of named imports from external libraries is good for enabling effective tree-shaking. This practice allows bundlers to eliminate unused code, potentially reducing the final bundle size.
To further optimize imports, consider grouping related imports from the same package. For example:
import { Box, Button, DatePicker, Input, } from '@island.is/island-ui/core' import { toast } from '@island.is/island-ui/core'Could be combined into:
import { Box, Button, DatePicker, Input, toast, } from '@island.is/island-ui/core'This change doesn't affect tree-shaking but can make the imports more organized and easier to maintain.
libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/signees/index.tsx (3)
17-19: LGTM! Consider using absolute imports for better maintainability.The updated import paths reflect the project's new directory structure. While the relative imports are consistent with the previous approach, consider using absolute imports for better maintainability and easier refactoring in the future.
You could update the import statements to use absolute paths:
import SortSignees from '@island.is/portals/admin/signature-collection/shared-components/sortSignees' import { pageSize } from '@island.is/portals/admin/signature-collection/lib/utils' import { m } from '@island.is/portals/admin/signature-collection/lib/messages'This approach would require updating your TypeScript configuration to support path aliases, but it would make the imports more resilient to file moves and easier to understand at a glance.
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1-185: Good adherence to coding guidelines. Consider named exports for better tree-shaking.The code adheres well to the coding guidelines:
- The component seems designed for reusability across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used effectively for defining props (e.g.,
numberOfSignatures: number).To further improve tree-shaking capabilities, consider using named exports instead of default exports.
Update the export statement at the end of the file:
export { Signees }And update the component declaration:
export const Signees = ({ numberOfSignatures }: { numberOfSignatures: number }) => { // ... component logic ... }This change allows for more efficient tree-shaking in bundlers that support it.
Incomplete Removal of Address-Related Data
The search revealed existing references to address-related fields in the codebase. Please address the following files:
libs/service-portal/signature-collection/src/screens/Presidential/OwnerView/ViewList/SigneesOverview.tsxlibs/application/templates/signature-collection/presidential-list-signing/src/forms/Draft.tslibs/clients/signature-collection/src/lib/signature-collection.service.spec.tsAnalysis chain
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1-185: Verify the intentional removal of address-related data.The AI summary mentions the removal of the signee's address from the table header and corresponding data cell. However, this change is not directly visible in the provided code. Please confirm if this removal was intentional and consider the following points:
- Does this change affect any other parts of the application that might expect address data?
- Has the data model or API response structure changed to no longer include address information?
- Are there any UI/UX implications of removing this information that need to be addressed?
To help verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
This will help identify any other components or files that might still be expecting or using the address information.
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/compareLists/index.tsx (2)
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1-191: Suggestions for improved adherence to coding guidelinesThe component generally adheres well to the coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory. However, consider the following improvements:
- Export the prop types for better reusability and type checking across the project:
export interface CompareListsProps { collectionId: string; } const CompareLists = ({ collectionId }: CompareListsProps) => { // ... component implementation }
- Consider moving utility functions like
formatNationalId,createFileList, andgetFileDatato a shared utility file if they're not already there. This would enhance reusability across different NextJS apps.These changes will further improve the component's adherence to the coding guidelines, particularly in terms of reusability and TypeScript usage.
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1-191: Suggestions for improving component structure and functionalityWhile the component is functional, consider the following improvements:
Enhance error handling, especially for the file upload process. Consider using a try-catch block in the
onChangefunction and provide more specific error messages to the user.The component is quite large. Consider splitting it into smaller, more focused components. For example:
- FileUploadSection
- ResultsTable
- UnsignButton
Improve loading state management for async operations. Consider using a single loading state for the entire component or more granular loading states for different operations.
Use TypeScript to define the shape of the
uploadResultsstate instead of usingany.These changes will improve the maintainability and robustness of the component.
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- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-parliamentary/SingleListView/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/AllLists/index.tsx (5 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/compareLists/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/completeReview/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/signees/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/sortSignees/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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4-4: LGTM! Verify the new import path.The change to a shallower import path is good for maintainability. However, please ensure that this new path is correct and consistent across the project.
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/completeReview/index.tsx (1)
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mandListStatushave been updated to more direct paths. While this simplifies the imports, please ensure that these new paths are correct and consistent with the current project structure.Run the following script to verify the existence of the imported modules:
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/extendDeadline/index.tsx (1)
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libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/screens-presidential/List/index.tsx (2)
20-22: Improved component reusabilityThe changes to import statements enhance the reusability of components across different NextJS apps, which aligns well with our coding guidelines. Moving these components to a shared location (
shared-components) is a good practice that can reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
20-22: Verify exports in shared-componentsTo ensure effective tree-shaking and bundling practices, please confirm that the components
ActionReviewComplete,Signees, andActionExtendDeadlineare properly exported from their respective files in theshared-componentsdirectory. This will help maintain optimal bundle sizes and support tree-shaking in the build process.libs/portals/admin/signature-collection/src/shared-components/compareLists/index.tsx (1)
18-19: LGTM: Import paths updated correctlyThe import statements have been updated to reflect the new project structure. This change simplifies the import paths and improves code organization. The new paths are consistent and should work correctly with the restructured project.
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WIP: Admin - Parliamentary Lists
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New Features
ParliamentaryRoot,ParliamentaryConstituency,ParliamentaryList, andConstituency.Bug Fixes
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