fix(bulk-vehicle-mileage): Fixes #16210
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libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/models/v3/mileageDetails.model.ts (1)
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1-15: Overall changes align with coding guidelines and improve flexibility.The modifications to
MileageDetailsadhere to the coding guidelines for thelibsdirectory:
- The class remains reusable across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used effectively for defining props and exporting types.
- The changes don't negatively impact tree-shaking or bundling.
The increased flexibility in the data model is a positive change. However, it's crucial to ensure that this flexibility is handled consistently throughout the codebase.
Consider adding documentation comments to explain the scenarios where these fields might be null or undefined. This will help other developers understand and correctly handle these cases in the future.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageFileDownloader.tsx (1)
20-24: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The changes to the
downloadFilefunction parameters look good. The updated headers and data format seem more aligned with backend expectations or international standards. The additional data entry provides a more comprehensive example.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of these changes, especially the reason for updating the headers and adding an extra data entry. This would improve code maintainability and help future developers understand the rationale behind these modifications.
downloadFile( `magnskraning_kilometrastodu_example`, + // Updated headers and added extra entry for better example representation ['permno', 'mileage'], [ ['ABC001', 10000], ['DEF002', 99999], ], 'csv', )libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton.tsx (3)
10-10: LGTM: Improved prop naming and type safetyThe renaming of
submissionStatetosubmissionStatusand updating its type toSubmissionStatusimproves clarity and type safety. This change enhances the component's API and makes it more self-descriptive.For consistency, consider updating the file name to reflect the new terminology, e.g.,
VehicleBulkMileageStatusButton.tsx.
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21-40: LGTM: Improved switch statement logicThe updated switch statement correctly uses the new
submissionStatusprop and covers all possible status values, including a default case. This change improves the robustness of the component.To enhance readability, consider extracting the tag objects into named constants. For example:
const SUCCESS_TAG = { text: formatMessage(coreMessages.saved), icon: 'checkmarkCircle' as const, }; const ERROR_TAG = { text: formatMessage(coreMessages.errorTitle), icon: 'closeCircle' as const, }; const DEFAULT_TAG = { text: formatMessage(coreMessages.save), icon: 'pencil' as const, }; // Then in the switch statement: switch (submissionStatus) { case 'success': return SUCCESS_TAG; case 'error': return ERROR_TAG; default: return DEFAULT_TAG; }This approach would make the code more maintainable and easier to read at a glance.
47-47: LGTM: Added loading state to Button componentThe addition of the
loadingprop to the Button component improves the user experience by providing visual feedback during the submission process. The use of a ternary operator for setting the loading state is concise and appropriate.For consistency with how other button states are handled, consider moving the loading state logic into the
useMemohook. This would centralize all state-dependent button properties. For example:const buttonProps = useMemo(() => { const tag = // ... existing tag logic ... return { ...tag, loading: submissionStatus === 'loading', }; }, [formatMessage, submissionStatus]); // Then in the Button component: <Button {...buttonProps} size="small" type="button" variant="text" onClick={onClick} disabled={disabled} > {buttonProps.text} </Button>This approach would make it easier to add or modify button properties based on the submission status in the future.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageTable.tsx (2)
14-23: LGTM: Component simplificationThe removal of form-related logic and the simplification of the VehicleBulkMileageRow props improve the component's focus and potential reusability. This aligns well with the coding guidelines for reusable components.
Consider memoizing the
formatMessagefunction to optimize performance:const memoizedFormatMessage = useMemo(() => formatMessage, [formatMessage]);Then use
memoizedFormatMessagein theuseMemohook forrows.
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29-43: LGTM: Improved rendering logicThe changes to the rendering logic, including conditional rendering based on the loading state and the removal of the last registration column, improve the component's clarity and potentially its performance.
For better code clarity, consider extracting the table rendering into a separate memoized component:
const MileageTable = memo(({ rows, formatMessage }) => ( <T.Table> <ExpandHeader data={[ { value: '', printHidden: true }, { value: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.type) }, { value: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.permno) }, { value: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.odometer) }, { value: '', printHidden: true }, ]} /> <T.Body>{rows}</T.Body> </T.Table> ));Then use this component in the main render:
{rows.length > 0 && !loading && <MileageTable rows={rows} formatMessage={formatMessage} />}libs/service-portal/assets/src/utils/parseCsvToMileage.ts (4)
13-15: Approve the addition of title constants with a suggestion.The introduction of
vehicleIndexTitleandmileageIndexTitlearrays improves code readability and allows for flexible CSV parsing by accepting multiple title variations. This is a good practice for handling user-provided data.Consider using a
Setinstead of an array for potentially faster lookup:const vehicleIndexTitle = new Set(['permno', 'vehicleid', 'ökutæki', 'fastanúmer']) const mileageIndexTitle = new Set(['kílómetrastaða', 'mileage', 'odometer'])This change would require updating the
includeschecks tohasmethod calls.
45-52: Approve the new validation logic for vehicle column header with a suggestion.The addition of validation for the vehicle column header improves the robustness of the CSV parsing. The error message is informative, providing users with a list of valid options.
For consistency with the mileage index check, consider extracting the error message creation into a separate function:
const createHeaderErrorMessage = (type: string, validTitles: string[]) => `Invalid ${type} column header. Must be one of the following: ${validTitles.join(', ')}`; // Usage if (vehicleIndex < 0) { return createHeaderErrorMessage('vehicle', vehicleIndexTitle); }This would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain.
53-61: Approve the new validation logic for mileage column header with a suggestion.The addition of validation for the mileage column header is consistent with the vehicle header check and improves the overall robustness of the CSV parsing.
As suggested for the vehicle header check, consider using the same
createHeaderErrorMessagefunction here:if (mileageIndex < 0) { return createHeaderErrorMessage('mileage', mileageIndexTitle); }This would further improve consistency and maintainability of the code.
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13-62: Overall improvements to CSV parsing and error handling.The changes in this file significantly enhance the
parseCsvToMileageRecordfunction:
- Introduction of constants for valid column titles improves flexibility and maintainability.
- The updated function signature provides better type information and error handling.
- New validation logic for CSV headers increases robustness and provides informative error messages.
These improvements align well with the PR objectives and demonstrate good practices in TypeScript usage and error handling. The changes should make the bulk vehicle mileage functionality more reliable and user-friendly.
Consider creating a separate configuration file for the valid column titles. This would make it easier to update or localize these titles in the future without modifying the core logic.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileage.tsx (1)
submissionStatusis still used in the following components:
VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton.tsxVehicleBulkMileageRow.tsxPlease review and update these components to ensure they function correctly without the
submissionStatusproperty.🔗 Analysis chain
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46-57: Simplified vehicle data structureThe removal of the
submissionStatusproperty from the vehicle objects in theuseEffecthook streamlines the data structure. This change aligns with our goal of simplifying state management.However, to ensure this modification doesn't adversely affect child components, please verify:
- That all child components, especially
VehicleBulkMileageTable, can function correctly without thesubmissionStatusproperty.- That this change doesn't break any existing functionality or UI elements that might have depended on
submissionStatus.
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submissionStatusin the relevant components:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining uses of 'submissionStatus' in related components rg --type typescriptreact 'submissionStatus' libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageLength of output: 142
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining uses of 'submissionStatus' in .tsx files within the VehicleBulkMileage directory rg 'submissionStatus' libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage --glob '*.tsx'Length of output: 842
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageUpload/VehicleBulkMileageUpload.tsx (2)
60-63: LGTM with suggestion: Consider localizing the error messageThe addition of this condition improves error handling for cases where parsing fails. However, consider using the
formatMessagefunction to localize the error message for better internationalization support.Consider updating the code as follows:
if (typeof records === 'string') { - setUploadErrorMessage(records) + setUploadErrorMessage(formatMessage(vehicleMessage.parsingError, { error: records })) return }This assumes you add a new message to the
vehicleMessageobject for parsing errors.
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138-165: LGTM with suggestion: Consider using a single source of truth for request IDThe adjustment to use
requestGuidfor rendering the success message aligns well with the new state management approach. However, there's an inconsistency in using bothrequestGuidanddata?.vehicleBulkMileagePost?.requestIdwithin the same block.Consider refactoring to use a single source of truth for the request ID. You could update the
useEffecthook to setrequestGuidtonullwhen there's an error, ensuring thatrequestGuidalways reflects the current state accurately. Then, you can userequestGuidconsistently throughout this block:-{requestGuid && +{requestGuid && ( !data?.vehicleBulkMileagePost?.errorMessage && !loading && - !error && ( + !error) && ( <AlertMessage type="success" title={formatMessage(vehicleMessage.uploadSuccess)} message={ <Box> <Text variant="small"> {formatMessage(vehicleMessage.bulkMileageUploadStatus)} </Text> <Box marginTop="smallGutter"> <LinkButton to={AssetsPaths.AssetsVehiclesBulkMileageJobDetail.replace( ':id', - data?.vehicleBulkMileagePost?.requestId ?? '', + requestGuid, )} text={formatMessage(vehicleMessage.openJob)} variant="text" icon="arrowForward" /> </Box> </Box> } /> )}This change would make the code more consistent and easier to maintain.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageJobDetail/VehicleBulkMileageJobDetail.tsx (1)
121-163: Consider extracting the data transformation logic for better readability.The removal of
useMemosimplifies the component, but the inline logic makes the JSX more complex. Consider extracting this logic into a separate function for better readability and maintainability.Here's a suggested refactor:
const getTableData = (jobsStatus: VehiclesBulkMileageRegistrationRequestStatus | undefined) => { if (!jobsStatus) return []; const { jobsSubmitted, jobsFinished, jobsRemaining, jobsValid, jobsErrored } = jobsStatus; return [ [ { title: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.totalSubmitted), value: jobsSubmitted?.toString() ?? '0' }, { title: '', value: '' }, ], [ { title: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.totalFinished), value: jobsFinished?.toString() ?? '0' }, { title: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.totalRemaining), value: jobsRemaining?.toString() ?? '0' }, ], [ { title: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.healthyJobs), value: jobsValid?.toString() ?? '0' }, { title: formatMessage(vehicleMessage.unhealthyJobs), value: jobsErrored?.toString() ?? '0' }, ], ]; }; // In the JSX: <TableGrid title={formatMessage(vehicleMessage.jobStatus)} dataArray={getTableData(data?.vehicleBulkMileageRegistrationRequestStatus)} />This refactor improves readability, reduces repetition, and provides a more appropriate default value (an empty array instead of
[[]]).The use of TypeScript with optional chaining is good, and the component appears to be reusable across different NextJS apps, adhering to the coding guidelines for library files.
libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/services/vehicles.service.ts (1)
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The property
canRegisterMilageis inconsistently used across the codebase. To maintain consistency and avoid potential bugs, please standardize the property name tocanRegisterMileagein all instances.
libs/application/templates/car-recycling/src/graphql/queries.tslibs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/models/usersVehicles.model.tslibs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/services/vehicles.service.ts🔗 Analysis chain
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132-144: Simplification of vehicle data validation and property handlingThe changes in the
getVehiclesListV3method improve the handling of vehicle data:
- The validation now only checks for essential properties (
permnoandregno), simplifying the logic.canRegisterMilageandrequiresMileageRegistrationare now assignedundefinedif not present, which is a good TypeScript practice for handling optional properties.However, there's a potential typo in the property name
canRegisterMilage. Consider changing it tocanRegisterMileagefor consistency and correctness.Consider fixing the typo in the property name:
- canRegisterMileage: d.canRegisterMilage ?? undefined, + canRegisterMileage: d.canRegisterMileage ?? undefined,To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check for other occurrences of this property name:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for both spellings of the property name echo "Occurrences of 'canRegisterMilage':" rg --type typescript 'canRegisterMilage' echo "Occurrences of 'canRegisterMileage':" rg --type typescript 'canRegisterMileage'Length of output: 328
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#!/bin/bash # Search for both spellings in TypeScript files echo "Occurrences of 'canRegisterMilage':" rg 'canRegisterMilage' -g '*.ts' echo "Occurrences of 'canRegisterMileage':" rg 'canRegisterMileage' -g '*.ts'Length of output: 1673
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileage.graphql (1)
35-49: Inconsistent casing in query nameGetUsersMileage.The query
GetUsersMileageuses PascalCase naming, while other queries likevehiclesListuse lowerCamelCase. For consistency, consider renaming the query togetUsersMileage.libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageRow.tsx (2)
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196-225: Ensure validator functions always return a valueIn the
valuevalidator function of theInputControllercomponent, if the validation passes, the function does not return anything. Validator functions should always return eithertrueor an error message to properly validate the input.Apply this diff to make the return value explicit:
value: (value: number) => { // Input number must be higher than the highest known mileage registration value if (mileageData?.vehicleMileageDetails?.data) { // If we're in editing mode, we want to find the highest confirmed registered number, ignoring all Island.is registrations from today. const confirmedRegistrations = mileageData.vehicleMileageDetails.data.filter( (item) => { if (item.readDate) { const isIslandIsReadingToday = item.originCode === ORIGIN_CODE && isReadDateToday(new Date(item.readDate)) return !isIslandIsReadingToday } return true }, ) const detailArray = mileageData.vehicleMileageDetails .editing ? confirmedRegistrations : mileageData.vehicleMileageDetails.data const latestRegistration = detailArray[0].mileageNumber ?? 0 if (latestRegistration > value) { return formatMessage( vehicleMessage.mileageInputTooLow, ) } } + return true },
80-91: SimplifygetValueFromFormfunction return logicThe
getValueFromFormfunction can be simplified by handling the early return cases more efficiently and ensuring consistent return values.Apply this diff to simplify the function:
const getValueFromForm = async ( formFieldId: string, skipEmpty = false, ): Promise<number | undefined> => { const value = getValues(formFieldId) - if (!value && skipEmpty) { + if ((value === undefined || value === '') && skipEmpty) { return undefined } - if (await trigger(formFieldId)) { - return Number(value) - } - return undefined + if (!(await trigger(formFieldId))) { + return undefined + } + return Number(value) }
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- libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/models/v3/mileageDetails.model.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/services/vehicles.service.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileage.graphql (1 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileage.tsx (2 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageFileDownloader.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageRow.tsx (6 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton.tsx (2 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageTable.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/types.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageJobDetail/VehicleBulkMileageJobDetail.tsx (1 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageUpload/VehicleBulkMileageUpload.tsx (4 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/assets/src/utils/parseCsvToMileage.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/service-portal/core/src/lib/messages.ts (2 hunks)
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libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/models/v3/mileageDetails.model.ts (1)
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libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/services/vehicles.service.ts (1)
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libs/api/domains/vehicles/src/lib/models/v3/mileageDetails.model.ts (1)
9-10: LGTM! Ensure consistent handling in dependent code.The change to make
requiresMileageRegistrationoptional and nullable is consistent with the previous field modification and improves the model's flexibility.To maintain system integrity, please verify all components that use this field. Run the following script to identify potential usage:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find usages of requiresMileageRegistration in the codebase rg --type typescript "requiresMileageRegistration" --glob '!**/mileageDetails.model.ts'libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageFileDownloader.tsx (1)
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1-46: Adherence to coding guidelines confirmed.The code in this file adheres well to the specified coding guidelines for the
libsdirectory:
- It demonstrates reusability across different NextJS apps by using shared components and utilities.
- TypeScript is effectively used for defining props and types.
- The component structure supports effective tree-shaking and bundling practices.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Proper type import for better tree-shakingThe addition of the
typekeyword in the import statement is a good practice. It ensures that only the type information is imported, which can lead to more effective tree-shaking during the build process.
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1-55: Overall assessment: Well-implemented changes with minor suggestions for improvementThe changes to the
VehicleBulkMileageSaveButtoncomponent are well-implemented and align with the coding guidelines for thelibsdirectory. The component remains reusable, makes effective use of TypeScript for type safety, and contributes to good tree-shaking practices. The renaming of props and updating of the submission status logic improve clarity and robustness.Key improvements:
- Better type imports for effective tree-shaking
- Improved prop naming and type safety
- More comprehensive submission status handling
- Addition of a loading state for better user feedback
The suggested minor improvements (file naming, constant extraction, and centralizing button props) would further enhance code readability and maintainability. Overall, these changes represent a solid improvement to the component.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageTable.tsx (2)
6-13: LGTM: Import reorganization and Props interface simplificationThe changes to the import statements and the Props interface improve code organization and simplify the component's API. This aligns well with the coding guideline of enhancing reusability across different NextJS apps.
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1-54: Great job on improving component structure and adherence to guidelinesThe changes to this component have significantly improved its structure and adherence to the coding guidelines:
- The use of TypeScript for prop definitions enhances type safety.
- The simplified component structure allows for better reusability across different NextJS apps.
- The current implementation supports effective tree-shaking and bundling.
These improvements align well with the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory.libs/service-portal/assets/src/utils/parseCsvToMileage.ts (1)
16-18: Approve the updated function signature.The new function signature
async (file: File): Promise<Array<MileageRecord> | string>provides better type information and adheres to TypeScript best practices. It clearly communicates that the function can return either an array of MileageRecord objects or an error message string.This change improves type safety and makes the function's behavior more predictable for consumers.
libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileage.tsx (3)
13-13: Improved import management enhances reusability and tree-shakingThe removal of
SubmissionStateand addition ofVehicleTypeimport simplifies the component's dependencies. This change aligns well with our coding guidelines forlibs/**/*files, promoting better reusability across different NextJS apps and potentially improving tree-shaking for more efficient bundling.
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1-134: Overall assessment: Improved component structure aligns with coding guidelinesThe changes made to the
VehicleBulkMileagecomponent demonstrate a positive step towards simplifying state management and improving reusability. By removing theSubmissionStatetype,updateVehicleStatusfunction, and simplifying theVehicleBulkMileageTableprops, the component becomes more focused and potentially easier to maintain.These modifications align well with our coding guidelines for
libs/**/*files:
- Improved reusability across different NextJS apps due to simpler component structure.
- Better TypeScript usage with more focused prop types.
- Potential for more effective tree-shaking and bundling due to removed dependencies.
To fully validate these changes:
- Ensure that the removal of
submissionStatusandupdateVehicleStatusdoesn't negatively impact the overall functionality of the vehicle mileage management feature.- Verify that the
VehicleBulkMileageTablecomponent has been updated to work with the new prop structure.- Consider adding or updating unit tests to cover the modified behavior.
105-105: Simplified props for VehicleBulkMileageTable componentThe removal of the
updateVehicleStatusprop fromVehicleBulkMileageTablesimplifies the component's interface, which is beneficial for maintainability and aligns with our coding guidelines for reusability.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues:
- Verify that the
VehicleBulkMileageTablecomponent has been updated to function correctly without theupdateVehicleStatusprop.- Check if any vehicle status update functionality needs to be handled differently now, or if it has been intentionally removed.
#!/bin/bash # Check the VehicleBulkMileageTable component for any remaining references to updateVehicleStatus rg --type typescript 'updateVehicleStatus' libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageTable.tsxlibs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileageUpload/VehicleBulkMileageUpload.tsx (2)
48-50: LGTM: Improved error message handlingThe addition of this condition ensures that the
uploadErrorMessageis reset when a new request is made. This improves the user experience by preventing stale error messages from persisting.
89-91: LGTM: Improved state management for file uploadsResetting the
requestGuidtonullwhen a new file is uploaded ensures a clean slate for each upload attempt. This is a good practice that prevents potential issues with stale state.libs/service-portal/core/src/lib/messages.ts (2)
326-328: Improved message ID clarityThe update to the message ID from 'vehicles-bulk-mileage-job-overview' to 'vehicles-bulk-mileage-job-overview-description' enhances clarity and maintains consistency with the naming convention used throughout the file. This change improves code readability and maintainability without affecting functionality.
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1508-1512: Enhanced message ID and content for income plan descriptionThe update to the message ID from 'income-plan' to 'income-plan-description' improves clarity and maintains consistency with other message IDs in the file. The significantly expanded defaultMessage provides users with more comprehensive information about income plans, their relationship to various pension types, and the requirement for submitting an income plan when applying for a pension. This change enhances user understanding and the overall quality of the internationalization content.
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31-37: LGTM! Consider using a fragment for consistency.The
putSingleVehicleMileagemutation is well-structured and follows the coding guidelines:
- It uses TypeScript for input type definition (
PutVehicleMileageInput).- The specific field selection in the return type supports effective tree-shaking.
- The naming is clear and descriptive, enhancing reusability across different NextJS apps.
However, for consistency with other operations (e.g.,
postSingleVehicleMileage), consider using a fragment for the return fields.Consider creating and using a fragment for the return fields to maintain consistency across mutations:
fragment VehicleMileageFields on VehicleMileage { permno internalId mileageNumber } mutation putSingleVehicleMileage($input: PutVehicleMileageInput!) { vehicleMileagePut(input: $input) { ...VehicleMileageFields } }
39-53: LGTM with suggestions for naming consistency.The
GetUsersMileagequery is well-structured and follows most coding guidelines:
- It uses TypeScript for input type definition (
GetVehicleMileageInput).- The specific field selection in the return type supports effective tree-shaking.
However, there are a couple of points to consider:
The query name doesn't follow the camelCase convention used in other operations. Consider renaming it to
getUsersMileagefor consistency.There's an inconsistency in field naming:
mileageNumberis used here, whilemileageis used in themileageRegistrationfragment. Standardize this field name across the codebase to improve clarity and maintainability.Consider the following changes:
- Rename the query:
query getUsersMileage($input: GetVehicleMileageInput!) { // ... rest of the query }
- Standardize the mileage field name. If
mileageNumberis the correct term, update themileageRegistrationfragment accordingly. Ifmileageis correct, update this query to usemileageinstead ofmileageNumber.libs/service-portal/assets/src/screens/VehicleBulkMileage/VehicleBulkMileageRow.tsx (3)
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34-71: LGTM: Enhanced state management and GraphQL integrationThe introduction of
postErrorandpostSuccessstate variables, along with the use of GraphQL hooks, significantly improves error handling and data management. This aligns well with modern React practices.For consistency, consider using a single state object for post status:
-const [postError, setPostError] = useState<string | null>(null) -const [postSuccess, setPostSuccess] = useState(false) +const [postStatus, setPostStatus] = useState<{ error: string | null; success: boolean }>({ error: null, success: false })This would simplify state updates and potentially reduce re-renders.
80-93: LGTM: Improved form value retrieval and validationThe
getValueFromFormfunction is a well-implemented utility for retrieving and validating form values. It enhances the component's ability to handle form data effectively.Consider adding error handling for cases where the form field doesn't exist:
const getValueFromForm = async ( formFieldId: string, skipEmpty = false, ): Promise<number | undefined> => { + if (!(formFieldId in getValues())) { + console.warn(`Form field ${formFieldId} does not exist`); + return undefined; + } const value = getValues(formFieldId) if (!value && skipEmpty) { return } if (await trigger(formFieldId)) { return Number(value) } return }This addition would make the function more robust against potential errors.
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168-234: LGTM: Enhanced error handling and input validationThe updates to the InputController component significantly improve error handling and input validation. The new validation rules enhance data integrity and provide better user feedback.
To improve readability, consider extracting the complex validation logic into separate functions:
const validateUserAccess = () => { if (mileageData?.vehicleMileageDetails?.canUserRegisterVehicleMileage) { return true; } return formatMessage(vehicleMessage.mileageYouAreNotAllowed); }; const validateReadDate = () => { if ( !mileageData?.vehicleMileageDetails?.editing && !mileageData?.vehicleMileageDetails?.canRegisterMileage ) { return formatMessage(vehicleMessage.mileageAlreadyRegistered); } return true; }; // ... other validation functions ... rules={{ validate: { userHasPostAccess: validateUserAccess, readDate: validateReadDate, // ... other validations ... }, // ... other rules ... }}This refactoring would make the component more maintainable and easier to test.
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21-29: LGTM! Mutation adheres to coding guidelines.The
postSingleVehicleMileagemutation is well-structured and follows the coding guidelines:
- It uses TypeScript for input type definition (
PostVehicleMileageInput).- The specific field selection in the return type supports effective tree-shaking.
- The naming is clear and descriptive, enhancing reusability across different NextJS apps.
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54-71: LGTM! Excellent use of fragment for reusability.The
mileageRegistrationfragment andvehicleMileageRegistrationHistoryquery are well-structured and follow the coding guidelines:
- They use TypeScript for type definitions.
- The specific field selection in both the fragment and query supports effective tree-shaking.
- The naming is clear and descriptive, enhancing reusability across different NextJS apps.
- The use of the
mileageRegistrationfragment in the query promotes code reuse and maintainability.This is a great example of how to structure GraphQL operations for optimal reusability and tree-shaking.
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247-255: LGTM: Improved VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton state managementThe updates to the VehicleBulkMileageSaveButton component provide more granular control over the button's state. The new
submissionStatusprop effectively captures various states including error, loading, and success. This aligns well with the component's enhanced functionality and improves the user experience by providing clear feedback on the submission process.
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1-290: Overall assessment: Significant improvements with minor suggestionsThe changes to the VehicleBulkMileageRow component represent a substantial improvement in functionality, error handling, and data management. The introduction of GraphQL hooks, enhanced state management, and more robust form validation contribute to a more maintainable and user-friendly component.
While the core changes are solid, there are a few areas where minor improvements could further enhance the code:
- Consolidating post status state
- Adding error handling to the
getValueFromFormfunction- Updating the
useEffecthook dependencies- Extracting complex validation logic into separate functions
- Exporting the
PropsinterfaceThese suggestions aim to improve code readability, maintainability, and reusability. Overall, the changes are well-implemented and align with modern React and TypeScript best practices.
28-31: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider exporting the Props interface
For improved reusability and type checking in other components, consider exporting the
Propsinterface:interface Props { vehicle: VehicleType } +export type { Props }This change would allow other components or tests to reuse this interface, enhancing consistency across the codebase.
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1-32: LGTM: Updated imports and component signatureThe changes to the imports and component signature align with the new functionality for mileage data management. The removal of the
onSaveprop suggests a change in how save actions are handled within the component.To ensure this change doesn't break existing usage, let's verify other components that might be using
VehicleBulkMileageRow:
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* fix. init * chore: add loading * fix: intro * chore: console * chore: import * fix: error state * fix: single vehicle mileage input * chore: leftoevers * chore: coderabbit suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: kodiakhq[bot] <49736102+kodiakhq[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix. init * chore: add loading * fix: intro * chore: console * chore: import * fix: error state * fix: single vehicle mileage input * chore: leftoevers * chore: coderabbit suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: kodiakhq[bot] <49736102+kodiakhq[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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