chore(j-s): Make a gendered version of the subpoena pdf #16413
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WalkthroughThe changes primarily enhance the handling of gender-specific content in the PDF generation process within the judicial system application. A new function, Changes
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libs/judicial-system/formatters/src/lib/formatters.ts (1)
430-441: LGTM: New functiongetWordByGenderadded with a minor suggestionThe new function
getWordByGenderis well-implemented and follows TypeScript standards. It's exported, making it reusable across different NextJS apps, which aligns with the coding guidelines for libs.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider handling unknownWordcases more explicitly. Instead of returningnull, you could throw an error or return a default value. This would make the function's behavior more predictable and easier to use.Example:
default: throw new Error(`Unknown word: ${word}`);
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- apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (5 hunks)
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (1)
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apps/**/*: "Confirm that the code adheres to the following:
- NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
- Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
- Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/messages/pdfSubpoena.ts (1)
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- NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
- Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
- Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
libs/judicial-system/formatters/src/lib/formatters.ts (1)
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/messages/pdfSubpoena.ts (4)
36-41: LGTM: Non-binary introduction messageThe
intro_non_binarymessage is well-defined and consistent with the PR objectives. It appropriately adapts the language for non-binary individuals.
48-54: LGTM: Female arrest introduction messageThe
arrestIntroFemalemessage is well-defined and consistent with the PR objectives. It appropriately adapts the language for female individuals in the context of arrest warnings.
68-74: LGTM: Female absence introduction messageThe
absenceIntroFemalemessage is well-defined and consistent with the PR objectives. It appropriately adapts the language for female individuals in the context of absence warnings.
30-81: Overall assessment: Gendered subpoena messages implementationThe changes successfully implement gendered versions of the subpoena messages, addressing the PR objective of creating a more inclusive PDF that accommodates male, female, and non-binary defendants. The new message definitions are well-structured and consistent with the existing codebase.
Key points:
- Appropriate message IDs have been created for female and non-binary versions.
- The content of the messages has been correctly adapted for different gender identities.
- The changes maintain consistency with the original messages while providing gender-specific language.
Please address the minor issues mentioned in the previous comments:
- Fix the typo in the
intro_femalemessage ID.- Correct the descriptions for non-binary messages that incorrectly refer to female individuals.
- Verify the usage of "háns" instead of "hánar" in the non-binary absence message.
Once these issues are resolved, the implementation will fully meet the PR objectives and provide a more inclusive experience for all defendants.
libs/judicial-system/formatters/src/lib/formatters.ts (2)
426-429: LGTM: New enumWordaddedThe new enum
Wordis well-defined and follows TypeScript naming conventions. It's exported, making it reusable across different NextJS apps, which aligns with the coding guidelines for libs.
426-441: Summary: Enhancements for gender-specific word formattingThe additions to this file (enum
Wordand functiongetWordByGender) provide a robust mechanism for handling gender-specific word formatting in the judicial system. These changes:
- Improve reusability across different NextJS apps.
- Use TypeScript effectively for type safety.
- Enhance the flexibility of the formatters library.
These enhancements align well with the coding guidelines for libs and contribute to a more inclusive language handling in the judicial system application.
apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (2)
32-54: Ensure default gender handling aligns with requirementsCurrently, when the
genderis undefined, the default case returns the non-binary introductions. Please verify that this behavior aligns with the application's requirements. If not, consider specifying a default behavior or handling undefined cases appropriately.
142-149: Defaulting toGender.MALEmay not be appropriate whendefendant.genderis undefinedThe expression
defendant.gender || Gender.MALEwill default toGender.MALEwhendefendant.genderis undefined. Please verify that defaulting to male is the intended behavior. If not, consider handling undefined gender differently to ensure correct gender-specific wording.
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (1)
33-61: Consider adding unit tests forgetIntrofunctionThe
getIntrofunction is central to generating gender-specific content in subpoenas. To ensure accuracy and prevent regressions, consider adding unit tests that cover all possible gender values (MALE,FEMALE,NON_BINARY, andundefined) and verify that the correct messages are returned in each case.
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (1)
33-61: LGTM:getIntrofunction implements gender-specific content effectivelyThe
getIntrofunction is well-implemented, using TypeScript features and providing a clear way to handle different genders. It aligns with the PR objectives by ensuring inclusivity.For improved type safety, consider using a union type for the return value:
type IntroMessages = { intro: MessageDescriptor absenceIntro: MessageDescriptor arrestIntro: MessageDescriptor } const getIntro = (gender?: Gender): IntroMessages => { // ... existing implementation ... }This change would make the return type more explicit and reusable.
libs/judicial-system/formatters/src/lib/formatters.ts (1)
430-441: LGTM with suggestions: New functiongetWordByGenderaddedThe new
getWordByGenderfunction is well-implemented and follows TypeScript conventions. It's exported for reuse across different NextJS apps, aligning with the coding guidelines for libs. However, consider the following suggestions for improvement:
Use a type union instead of enum for
Wordto improve type safety:export type Word = 'AKAERDI';Use an object lookup instead of a switch statement for better extensibility:
const wordMap: Record<Word, Record<Gender, string>> = { AKAERDI: { [Gender.MALE]: 'ákærði', [Gender.FEMALE]: 'ákærða', [Gender.OTHER]: 'ákært', }, }; export const getWordByGender = (word: Word, gender: Gender = Gender.OTHER): string => wordMap[word][gender];These changes would make the code more maintainable and easier to extend in the future.
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (1)
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- NextJS best practices, including file structure, API routes, and static generation methods.
- Efficient state management and server-side rendering techniques.
- Optimal use of TypeScript for component and utility type safety."
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apps/judicial-system/backend/src/app/formatters/subpoenaPdf.ts (5)
2-2: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe new import statements are appropriate for the implemented gender-specific functionality. They follow TypeScript best practices by importing specific types and functions, which aligns with the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 7-7, 10-10, 12-12, 14-14
85-85: LGTM: Gender-specific intro correctly integratedThe integration of the
getIntrofunction with the defendant's gender is implemented correctly, ensuring that the appropriate gender-specific introductory messages are used in the subpoena creation process.
149-154: LGTM: Gender-specific accused title implemented correctlyThe use of
getWordByGenderandcapitalizefunctions to generate a gender-specific and properly capitalized word for "Accused" is well-implemented. This change enhances the document's gender-specificity, aligning with the PR objectives.
180-180: LGTM: Gender-specific introductory messages implemented correctlyThe use of the
introobject to retrieve gender-specific introductory messages is implemented correctly. This change ensures that the subpoena document uses appropriate gender-specific language throughout, consistent with the PR objectives.Also applies to: 187-188
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1-208: Overall assessment: Well-implemented gender-specific subpoena generationThe changes in this file effectively implement gender-specific content for subpoena PDF generation, aligning well with the PR objectives. The code adheres to TypeScript and NextJS best practices, and the implementation is inclusive and maintainable.
Key improvements:
- Introduction of the
getIntrofunction for gender-specific message selection.- Integration of gender-specific content throughout the subpoena creation process.
- Proper use of TypeScript features and imported functions for improved code quality.
The suggested minor improvements, if implemented, would further enhance type safety and code clarity. Great job on creating a more inclusive document generation process!
libs/judicial-system/formatters/src/lib/formatters.ts (2)
426-429: LGTM: New enumWordaddedThe new
Wordenum is well-defined and follows TypeScript naming conventions. It's exported, allowing for reuse across different NextJS apps, which aligns with the coding guidelines for libs.
426-441: Summary: Changes align with coding guidelinesThe additions to this file (enum
Wordand functiongetWordByGender) adhere to the coding guidelines forlibs/**/*:
- They are reusable across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript is used for defining types and exporting them.
- The code is structured to allow effective tree-shaking and bundling.
These changes enhance the gender-specific word formatting capabilities of the judicial system formatters library.
Make a gendered version of the subpoena pdf
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What
Make a gendered version of the subpoena pdf
Why
The defendant can either be male, female or non-binary and that needs to be reflected in the PDF
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