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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive set of changes across the Talawa Admin project, focusing on refactoring UI components, improving test configurations, and enhancing localization. The primary modifications include replacing dropdown components with a new Changes
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User->>SortingButton: Select an option
SortingButton->>Component: Trigger onSortChange
Component->>State: Update state with selected option
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Component->>User: Update UI based on new state
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src/components/EventListCard/EventListCard.tsx (2)
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36-36: Rename component to follow React naming conventionReact components should use PascalCase naming convention. Rename
eventListCardtoEventListCard.-function eventListCard(props: InterfaceEventListCardProps): JSX.Element { +function EventListCard(props: InterfaceEventListCardProps): JSX.Element {
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77-82: Improve accessibility for clickable cardThe div element is being used as a clickable component but lacks proper accessibility support. Consider the following improvements:
- Use a button element or add proper ARIA attributes
- Add keyboard interaction support
<div className={styles.cardsEventListCard} onClick={showViewModal} + role="button" + tabIndex={0} + onKeyDown={(e) => e.key === 'Enter' && showViewModal()} data-testid="card" >
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src/components/Venues/VenueModal.spec.tsx (3)
297-336: Consider enhancing error scenario coverageThe test effectively verifies the error toast, but could be strengthened by:
- Verifying form state remains unchanged after error
- Asserting that the venue creation wasn't completed
await wait(); expect(toast.error).toHaveBeenCalledWith('Failed to create venue'); + // Verify form state persists + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('Error Venue')).toBeInTheDocument(); + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('This should fail')).toBeInTheDocument(); + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('50')).toBeInTheDocument(); + + // Verify refetch wasn't called + expect(props[0].refetchVenues).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
338-378: Enhance update error scenario coverageThe test effectively verifies the error toast, but could be strengthened by:
- Verifying form state remains unchanged after error
- Asserting that the modal stays open
- Verifying the venue update wasn't completed
await wait(); expect(toast.error).toHaveBeenCalledWith('Failed to update venue'); + // Verify form state persists + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('Failed Update Venue')).toBeInTheDocument(); + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('Failed update description')).toBeInTheDocument(); + expect(screen.getByDisplayValue('150')).toBeInTheDocument(); + + // Verify modal remains open + expect(screen.getByTestId('updateVenueBtn')).toBeInTheDocument(); + + // Verify refetch wasn't called + expect(props[1].refetchVenues).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
295-379: Consider organizing test suites by functionalityThe test organization is good, but could be improved by grouping related tests together. Consider restructuring the test suites to group creation and update tests separately:
describe('VenueModal', () => { describe('Venue Creation', () => { test('creates venue successfully', ...); test('displays error when creation fails', ...); }); describe('Venue Update', () => { test('updates venue successfully', ...); test('displays error when update fails', ...); }); describe('Form Validation', () => { test('shows error when venue name is empty', ...); test('shows error when capacity is not positive', ...); }); });src/screens/UserPortal/Settings/Settings.spec.tsx (3)
127-185: Consider adding edge cases to mock data.The mock data covers basic success and error scenarios, but consider adding tests for:
- Empty/null values
- Special characters in names
- International phone number formats
- Maximum length validation
524-559: Enhance success test case assertions.While the test verifies basic functionality, consider adding assertions for:
- All form field values post-update
- Loading state during update
- Disabled state of the save button during submission
expect(lastNameInput).toHaveValue('randomUpdated'); expect(toastSuccessSpy).toHaveBeenCalledWith('Profile updated Successfully'); +expect(saveButton).toBeEnabled(); +expect(screen.queryByRole('progressbar')).not.toBeInTheDocument(); +expect(screen.getByTestId('inputFirstName')).toHaveValue('John'); +expect(screen.getByTestId('inputPhoneNumber')).toHaveValue('+174567890');
561-598: Add timeout handling to error test case.The error test should verify timeout scenarios and loading states.
expect(errorHandler).toHaveBeenCalled(); +// Verify loading state +expect(saveButton).toBeDisabled(); +expect(screen.getByRole('progressbar')).toBeInTheDocument(); + +// Verify timeout scenario +await act(async () => { + vi.advanceTimersByTime(30000); // Simulate timeout +}); +expect(errorHandler).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.any(Error));src/components/OrgListCard/TruncatedText.tsx (3)
51-54: Document the character width calculation formulaThe character width calculation uses magic numbers without explanation. This makes it difficult to understand or adjust the formula if needed.
Add comments explaining the formula or extract it to a documented constant:
- const charPerPx = 0.065 + fontSize * 0.002; + // Base character width ratio (0.065) plus font size adjustment factor (0.002) + // These values were determined empirically for the current font family + const BASE_CHAR_WIDTH_RATIO = 0.065; + const FONT_SIZE_ADJUSTMENT_FACTOR = 0.002; + const charPerPx = BASE_CHAR_WIDTH_RATIO + fontSize * FONT_SIZE_ADJUSTMENT_FACTOR;
73-77: Add title attribute for accessibilityThe truncated text should have a title attribute to show the full text on hover, improving accessibility.
return ( - <h6 ref={textRef} className="text-secondary"> + <h6 ref={textRef} className="text-secondary" title={text}> {truncatedText} </h6> );
38-40: Consider increasing debounce delayA 100ms debounce might be too aggressive for resize events, potentially causing unnecessary recalculations.
Consider increasing the delay to 250-300ms for better performance:
const { debouncedCallback, cancel } = useDebounce(() => { truncateText(); - }, 100); + }, 250);setup.ts (3)
12-42: Refine Error Handling inaskAndSetRecaptchaIn the
askAndSetRecaptchafunction, consider enhancing error feedback to the user. Currently, in the validation function at line 27, invalid input returns a generic error message. Providing more specific guidance on why the input was invalid can improve user experience.
55-57: Ensure Consistent Environment Variable SettingsIn
askAndSetLogErrors, when the user opts not to log errors, theALLOW_LOGSenvironment variable is not updated. To maintain consistency, consider explicitly settingALLOW_LOGSto'NO'when the user selects this option.Apply this diff to address the issue:
updateEnvFile('ALLOW_LOGS', 'YES'); + } else { + updateEnvFile('ALLOW_LOGS', 'NO'); }
66-68: Avoid Reading.envImmediately After ModificationAfter calling
askAndSetDockerOption(), which may modify the.envfile, reading it again at lines 66-68 can lead to race conditions or stale data. Consider using the value directly returned fromaskAndSetDockerOption()to determine if Docker is used, or ensure that file writes are completed before reading.src/setup/askAndUpdatePort/askAndUpdatePort.ts (1)
17-19: Consolidate Port Validation LogicThe port validation at lines 17-19 could be centralized within the
askForCustomPort()function. This promotes reusability and ensures consistent validation wherever custom ports are requested.src/setup/askAndSetDockerOption/askAndSetDockerOption.ts (1)
23-28: Enhance Docker Command Instructions for UsersThe Docker command instructions could be formatted more clearly to improve readability. Removing unnecessary whitespace and aligning the text can help users follow the steps without confusion.
Apply this diff to improve the console output:
console.log(` - - Run the commands below after setup:- - 1. docker build -t ${DOCKER_NAME} . - 2. docker run -d -p ${DOCKER_PORT_NUMBER}:${DOCKER_PORT_NUMBER} ${DOCKER_NAME} - + Run the commands below after setup: + 1. docker build -t ${DOCKER_NAME} . + 2. docker run -d -p ${DOCKER_PORT_NUMBER}:${DOCKER_PORT_NUMBER} ${DOCKER_NAME} `);src/setup/askAndUpdatePort/askForUpdatePort.spec.ts (2)
16-28: Consider adding port range validation test cases.While the test for invalid port (800) is good, consider adding edge cases:
- Port exactly at 1024 (lower bound)
- Port exactly at 65535 (upper bound)
- Port just below 1024
- Port just above 65535
it('should accept port at lower bound (1024)', async () => { vi.mocked(inquirer.prompt).mockResolvedValueOnce({ shouldSetCustomPortResponse: true, }); vi.mocked(askForCustomPort).mockResolvedValueOnce(1024); await askAndUpdatePort(); expect(updateEnvFile).toHaveBeenCalledWith('PORT', '1024'); }); it('should accept port at upper bound (65535)', async () => { vi.mocked(inquirer.prompt).mockResolvedValueOnce({ shouldSetCustomPortResponse: true, }); vi.mocked(askForCustomPort).mockResolvedValueOnce(65535); await askAndUpdatePort(); expect(updateEnvFile).toHaveBeenCalledWith('PORT', '65535'); });
43-54: Enhance error test coverage.The error test case could be expanded to verify:
- Error message content matches exactly
- No calls to updateEnvFile are made when error occurs
it('should throw an error for an invalid port without updating env', async () => { vi.mocked(inquirer.prompt).mockResolvedValueOnce({ shouldSetCustomPortResponse: true, }); vi.mocked(askForCustomPort).mockResolvedValueOnce(800); await expect(askAndUpdatePort()).rejects.toThrowError( 'Port must be between 1024 and 65535' ); expect(updateEnvFile).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); });src/setup/askAndSetDockerOption/askAndSetDockerOption.spec.ts (2)
51-60: Enhance error handling test coverage.The error test should verify that no environment updates occur when an error is thrown.
it('should handle errors without updating environment', async () => { vi.mocked(inquirer.prompt).mockResolvedValueOnce({ useDocker: true, }); vi.mocked(askForDocker).mockRejectedValueOnce( new Error('Docker error') ); await expect(askAndSetDockerOption()).rejects.toThrow('Docker error'); expect(updateEnvFile).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); });
24-61: Add missing test scenarios.Consider adding tests for:
- Invalid Docker port values
- Environment variable update failures
- Order of operations (USE_DOCKER should be set before DOCKER_PORT)
Example test case:
it('should set USE_DOCKER before DOCKER_PORT', async () => { vi.mocked(inquirer.prompt).mockResolvedValueOnce({ useDocker: true, }); vi.mocked(askForDocker).mockResolvedValueOnce(8080); const updates: string[] = []; vi.mocked(updateEnvFile).mockImplementation((key) => { updates.push(key); return Promise.resolve(); }); await askAndSetDockerOption(); expect(updates[0]).toBe('USE_DOCKER'); expect(updates[1]).toBe('DOCKER_PORT'); });src/screens/OrgSettings/OrgSettings.tsx (1)
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44-68: Consider enhancing mobile responsivenessWith the removal of the dropdown, consider adding responsive design improvements for the button-based navigation:
- Stack buttons vertically on smaller screens
- Add scrollable container for many categories
<div className={styles.settingsTabs}> + <div className="d-flex flex-column flex-md-row overflow-auto"> {settingtabs.map((setting, index) => ( <Button key={index} - className={`me-3 border rounded-3 ${styles.headerBtn}`} + className={`me-md-3 mb-2 mb-md-0 border rounded-3 ${styles.headerBtn}`} variant={tab === setting ? `success` : `none`} onClick={() => setTab(setting)} data-testid={`${setting}Settings`} > {t(setting)} </Button> ))} + </div> </div>src/components/EventManagement/EventAttendance/EventAttendance.spec.tsx (1)
106-114: Enhance sort functionality test coverageThe sort functionality test should verify multiple sorting scenarios and the complete sorted order, not just the first item.
Consider expanding the test:
it('Sort functionality changes attendee order', async () => { renderEventAttendance(); await wait(); const sortDropdown = screen.getByTestId('sort-dropdown'); userEvent.click(sortDropdown); const sortOption = screen.getByText('Ascending'); userEvent.click(sortOption); await waitFor(() => { - const attendees = screen.getAllByTestId('attendee-name-0'); - expect(attendees[0]).toHaveTextContent('Bruce Garza'); + const attendees = screen.getAllByTestId(/attendee-name-/); + // Verify complete sorted order + expect(attendees[0]).toHaveTextContent('Bruce Garza'); + expect(attendees[1]).toHaveTextContent('Jane Smith'); + // Verify descending sort + userEvent.click(screen.getByText('Descending')); + expect(attendees[0]).toHaveTextContent('Jane Smith'); + expect(attendees[1]).toHaveTextContent('Bruce Garza'); }); });src/components/LeftDrawer/LeftDrawer.tsx (1)
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26-26: Follow component naming conventionThe component name should follow PascalCase convention.
- const leftDrawer = ({ + const LeftDrawer = ({src/screens/EventManagement/EventManagement.tsx (1)
270-272: Consider removing commented-out code.The comment explains why the default case won't be reached, but keeping commented-out code can lead to confusion. Since the initial state ensures the code won't reach this point, it's better to remove the commented code entirely.
- // no use of default here as the default tab is the dashboard selected in useState code wont reach here - // default: - // return null;src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Groups/Groups.tsx (1)
315-324: Add missing title prop to SortingButton.For consistency with other instances of
SortingButtonin the codebase, add thetitleprop.<SortingButton + title={tCommon('searchBy', { item: '' })} sortingOptions={[ { label: t('leader'), value: 'leader' }, { label: t('group'), value: 'group' }, ]} selectedOption={searchBy} onSortChange={(value) => setSearchBy(value as 'leader' | 'group')} dataTestIdPrefix="searchByToggle" buttonLabel={tCommon('searchBy', { item: '' })} />src/screens/FundCampaignPledge/FundCampaignPledge.spec.tsx (2)
23-33: Update mocking implementation for better maintainability.The mocking implementation could be improved by using a more maintainable approach:
-vi.mock('react-toastify', () => ({ - toast: { - success: vi.fn(), - error: vi.fn(), - }, -})); +const mockToast = { + success: vi.fn(), + error: vi.fn(), +}; +vi.mock('react-toastify', () => ({ + toast: mockToast, +}));This change makes it easier to access and verify the mock functions in your tests.
44-47: Consider using a test helper for managing mock state.The mock params state management could be encapsulated in a helper function for better reusability across tests.
+const DEFAULT_MOCK_PARAMS = { + orgId: 'orgId', + fundCampaignId: 'fundCampaignId', +}; + +const resetMockParams = () => { + mockParamsState.orgId = DEFAULT_MOCK_PARAMS.orgId; + mockParamsState.fundCampaignId = DEFAULT_MOCK_PARAMS.fundCampaignId; +}; -const mockParamsState = { - orgId: 'orgId', - fundCampaignId: 'fundCampaignId', -}; +const mockParamsState = { ...DEFAULT_MOCK_PARAMS }; beforeEach(() => { - mockParamsState.orgId = 'orgId'; - mockParamsState.fundCampaignId = 'fundCampaignId'; + resetMockParams(); });Also applies to: 88-90
src/screens/EventVolunteers/VolunteerGroups/VolunteerGroups.tsx (1)
335-347: Consider adding a default sort option.The sort implementation could benefit from a default "None" option to allow users to view data in its original order.
sortingOptions={[ + { label: t('noSort'), value: null }, { label: t('mostVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_DESC' }, { label: t('leastVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_ASC' }, ]}src/components/EventManagement/EventAttendance/EventAttendance.tsx (1)
180-195: Consider using an enum for filter options.The filter options could be better managed using an enum to ensure type safety and maintainability.
+enum FilterOption { + ThisMonth = 'This Month', + ThisYear = 'This Year', + All = 'All', +} sortingOptions={[ { - label: FilterPeriod.ThisMonth, - value: FilterPeriod.ThisMonth, + label: FilterOption.ThisMonth, + value: FilterOption.ThisMonth, }, // ... other options ]}src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/Volunteers.tsx (1)
357-368: Consider adding aria-label for better accessibility.The status filter button could benefit from improved accessibility.
<SortingButton type="filter" + aria-label={t('filterByStatus')} sortingOptions={[ { label: tCommon('all'), value: VolunteerStatus.All }, { label: tCommon('pending'), value: VolunteerStatus.Pending }, { label: t('accepted'), value: VolunteerStatus.Accepted }, ]} // ... other props />src/screens/UserPortal/Posts/Posts.spec.tsx (1)
290-294: Consider adding vi.clearAllMocks() to beforeEach.While the afterAll cleanup is good, adding
vi.clearAllMocks()to beforeEach would ensure a clean slate for each test.beforeEach(() => { mockUseParams.mockReturnValue({ orgId: 'orgId' }); + vi.clearAllMocks(); });src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.spec.tsx (1)
356-356: Maintain consistent test ID naming convention.The test IDs show inconsistent naming patterns:
allMembersvsblockedUsers(noun vs noun)- Consider standardizing to either
allMembers/blockedMembersorallUsers/blockedUsers-userEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('allMembers')); +userEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('allUsers')); // OR -userEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('blockedUsers')); +userEvent.click(screen.getByTestId('blockedMembers'));Also applies to: 386-386, 418-418, 425-425, 462-462, 511-511
src/screens/OrganizationFundCampaign/OrganizationFundCampagins.tsx (1)
364-382: Consider using TypeScript enum for sort values.While the implementation is correct, using an enum for sort values would improve type safety and maintainability.
enum SortOrder { FUNDING_GOAL_ASC = 'fundingGoal_ASC', FUNDING_GOAL_DESC = 'fundingGoal_DESC', END_DATE_ASC = 'endDate_ASC', END_DATE_DESC = 'endDate_DESC' } <SortingButton sortingOptions={[ { label: t('lowestGoal'), value: SortOrder.FUNDING_GOAL_ASC }, { label: t('highestGoal'), value: SortOrder.FUNDING_GOAL_DESC }, { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: SortOrder.END_DATE_DESC }, { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: SortOrder.END_DATE_ASC }, ]} onSortChange={(value) => setSortBy(value as SortOrder)} dataTestIdPrefix="filter" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/UpcomingEvents/UpcomingEvents.tsx (1)
173-184: Consider enhancing type safety and state management.
- Define a type for search options
- Consider using a reducer for related state management
type SearchOption = 'title' | 'location'; interface SearchState { searchValue: string; searchTerm: string; searchBy: SearchOption; } const searchOptions: Array<{ label: string; value: SearchOption }> = [ { label: t('name'), value: 'title' }, { label: tCommon('location'), value: 'location' }, ]; <SortingButton sortingOptions={searchOptions} selectedOption={searchBy} onSortChange={(value) => setSearchBy(value as SearchOption)} dataTestIdPrefix="searchByToggle" buttonLabel={tCommon('searchBy', { item: '' })} />src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Actions/Actions.tsx (1)
389-399: Consider adding a default sort order.While the implementation is clean, it would be beneficial to explicitly set a default sort order to ensure consistent initial rendering.
<SortingButton sortingOptions={[ { label: t('latestDueDate'), value: 'dueDate_DESC' }, { label: t('earliestDueDate'), value: 'dueDate_ASC' }, ]} + selectedOption="dueDate_DESC" onSortChange={(value) => setSortBy(value as 'dueDate_DESC' | 'dueDate_ASC') } dataTestIdPrefix="sort" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />src/screens/OrganizationPeople/OrganizationPeople.tsx (1)
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295-297: Consider using an enum for sort order values.The sort order values are used in multiple places. Consider using an enum to improve type safety and maintainability.
+enum SortOrder { + ASCENDING = 'ASCENDING', + DESCENDING = 'DESCENDING' +} const handleSortChange = (value: string): void => { - setTagSortOrder(value === 'latest' ? 'DESCENDING' : 'ASCENDING'); + setTagSortOrder(value === 'latest' ? SortOrder.DESCENDING : SortOrder.ASCENDING); };src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx (2)
295-298: Consider using constants for sort values.The string literals 'latest' and 'oldest' are used directly. Consider extracting them as constants to prevent typos and improve maintainability.
+const SORT_VALUES = { + LATEST: 'latest', + OLDEST: 'oldest' +} as const; const handleSortChange = (value: string): void => { - setTagSortOrder(value === 'latest' ? 'DESCENDING' : 'ASCENDING'); + setTagSortOrder(value === SORT_VALUES.LATEST ? 'DESCENDING' : 'ASCENDING'); };
317-331: Consider memoizing the sorting options array.The sorting options array is recreated on every render. Consider memoizing it to optimize performance.
+const sortingOptions = useMemo(() => [ + { label: tCommon('Latest'), value: SORT_VALUES.LATEST }, + { label: tCommon('Oldest'), value: SORT_VALUES.OLDEST }, +], [tCommon]); <SortingButton title="Sort Tags" - sortingOptions={[ - { label: tCommon('Latest'), value: 'latest' }, - { label: tCommon('Oldest'), value: 'oldest' }, - ]} + sortingOptions={sortingOptions} selectedOption={ tagSortOrder === 'DESCENDING' ? tCommon('Latest') : tCommon('Oldest') } onSortChange={handleSortChange} dataTestIdPrefix="sortTags" className={styles.dropdown} />src/screens/OrgPost/OrgPost.tsx (1)
305-316: Consider using a more descriptive test ID prefixThe current
searchByprefix could be more specific, likesearchTypeSelectorto better indicate its purpose.- dataTestIdPrefix="searchBy" + dataTestIdPrefix="searchTypeSelector"src/screens/OrgList/OrgList.spec.tsx (1)
528-528: Consider consistent naming for test IDsThe test IDs use different capitalization patterns:
- 'Latest' uses Title Case
- 'Earliest' uses Title Case
Consider using consistent casing across all test IDs for better maintainability.Also applies to: 540-540
src/screens/OrgList/OrgList.tsx (1)
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315-324: Add type safety to sorting optionsConsider using an enum or union type for sorting options to prevent potential errors.
type SortOption = 'Latest' | 'Earliest'; const handleSortChange = (value: SortOption): void => { setSortingState({ option: value, selectedOption: t(value), }); const orderBy = value === 'Latest' ? 'createdAt_DESC' : 'createdAt_ASC'; // ... rest of the implementation };src/screens/OrganizationActionItems/OrganizationActionItems.tsx (1)
391-441: Consider memoizing the sorting options arrays.The sorting options arrays are recreated on every render. Consider moving them outside the component or memoizing them with useMemo to optimize performance.
+ const searchByOptions = useMemo(() => [ + { label: t('assignee'), value: 'assignee' }, + { label: t('category'), value: 'category' }, + ], [t]); + const sortByOptions = useMemo(() => [ + { label: t('latestDueDate'), value: 'dueDate_DESC' }, + { label: t('earliestDueDate'), value: 'dueDate_ASC' }, + ], [t]); + const statusOptions = useMemo(() => [ + { label: tCommon('all'), value: 'all' }, + { label: tCommon('pending'), value: ItemStatus.Pending }, + { label: tCommon('completed'), value: ItemStatus.Completed }, + ], [tCommon]); <SortingButton title={tCommon('searchBy')} - sortingOptions={[ - { label: t('assignee'), value: 'assignee' }, - { label: t('category'), value: 'category' }, - ]} + sortingOptions={searchByOptions} // ... rest of the props />src/screens/FundCampaignPledge/FundCampaignPledge.tsx (1)
498-517: Consider type safety improvements for sort values.The sort values are currently passed as string literals. Consider using a TypeScript enum or union type for better type safety and maintainability.
+ type SortValue = 'amount_ASC' | 'amount_DESC' | 'endDate_ASC' | 'endDate_DESC'; + const sortOptions = [ + { label: t('lowestAmount'), value: 'amount_ASC' as SortValue }, + { label: t('highestAmount'), value: 'amount_DESC' as SortValue }, + { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_DESC' as SortValue }, + { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_ASC' as SortValue }, + ]; <SortingButton - sortingOptions={[...]} + sortingOptions={sortOptions} selectedOption={sortBy ?? ''} onSortChange={(value) => - setSortBy( - value as - | 'amount_ASC' - | 'amount_DESC' - | 'endDate_ASC' - | 'endDate_DESC', - ) + setSortBy(value as SortValue) } // ... rest of the props />src/screens/OrganizationPeople/AddMember.tsx (1)
284-294: Consider adding aria-label for better accessibility.The SortingButton would benefit from an aria-label to improve accessibility for screen readers.
<SortingButton title={translateOrgPeople('addMembers')} + aria-label={translateOrgPeople('addMembersAccessibilityLabel')} sortingOptions={[ { label: translateOrgPeople('existingUser'), value: 'existingUser' }, { label: translateOrgPeople('newUser'), value: 'newUser' }, ]} // ... rest of the props />src/screens/ManageTag/ManageTag.tsx (1)
380-392: Consider adding error boundary for translation fallback.The component directly uses translation keys without fallback. Consider wrapping the SortingButton in an error boundary to handle missing translations gracefully.
+ const sortOptions = [ + { + label: tCommon('Latest') ?? 'Latest', + value: 'DESCENDING' as SortedByType + }, + { + label: tCommon('Oldest') ?? 'Oldest', + value: 'ASCENDING' as SortedByType + }, + ]; <SortingButton title="Sort People" - sortingOptions={[ - { label: tCommon('Latest'), value: 'DESCENDING' }, - { label: tCommon('Oldest'), value: 'ASCENDING' }, - ]} + sortingOptions={sortOptions} selectedOption={assignedMemberSortOrder} onSortChange={(value) => setAssignedMemberSortOrder(value as SortedByType) } dataTestIdPrefix="sortPeople" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />src/components/OrgPeopleListCard/OrgPeopleListCard.tsx (1)
60-60: Excellent improvement to user experience.Replacing
window.location.reload()withprops.toggleRemoveModal()provides a smoother user experience by avoiding unnecessary page refreshes.Consider adding a state update or refetch query to refresh the member list without closing the modal:
if (data) { toast.success(t('memberRemoved') as string); + // Optionally refetch the members list + await refetchMembers(); props.toggleRemoveModal(); }src/screens/UserPortal/Campaigns/Campaigns.tsx (1)
154-173: Consider adding type safety to sorting optionsThe sorting options could benefit from using a TypeScript enum or union type to ensure type safety and prevent potential runtime errors.
+ type SortByType = 'fundingGoal_ASC' | 'fundingGoal_DESC' | 'endDate_ASC' | 'endDate_DESC'; + <SortingButton sortingOptions={[ - { label: t('lowestGoal'), value: 'fundingGoal_ASC' }, - { label: t('highestGoal'), value: 'fundingGoal_DESC' }, - { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_DESC' }, - { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_ASC' }, + { label: t('lowestGoal'), value: 'fundingGoal_ASC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('highestGoal'), value: 'fundingGoal_DESC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_DESC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_ASC' as SortByType }, ]} selectedOption={sortBy} - onSortChange={(value) => - setSortBy( - value as - | 'fundingGoal_ASC' - | 'fundingGoal_DESC' - | 'endDate_ASC' - | 'endDate_DESC', - ) - } + onSortChange={(value: SortByType) => setSortBy(value)} dataTestIdPrefix="filter" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />src/screens/SubTags/SubTags.tsx (1)
303-312: Consider adding type safety to sorting optionsThe sorting options could benefit from using a TypeScript enum or union type for better type safety.
+ type SortOrderType = 'ASCENDING' | 'DESCENDING'; <SortingButton sortingOptions={[ - { label: tCommon('Latest'), value: 'DESCENDING' }, - { label: tCommon('Oldest'), value: 'ASCENDING' }, + { label: tCommon('Latest'), value: 'DESCENDING' as SortOrderType }, + { label: tCommon('Oldest'), value: 'ASCENDING' as SortOrderType }, ]} selectedOption={tagSortOrder} - onSortChange={(value) => setTagSortOrder(value as SortedByType)} + onSortChange={(value: SortOrderType) => setTagSortOrder(value)} dataTestIdPrefix="sortTags" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />src/screens/UserPortal/Pledges/Pledges.tsx (1)
398-430: Add type safety to sorting optionsBoth SortingButton components could benefit from using TypeScript enums or union types for better type safety.
+ type SearchByType = 'pledgers' | 'campaigns'; + type SortByType = 'amount_ASC' | 'amount_DESC' | 'endDate_ASC' | 'endDate_DESC'; <SortingButton sortingOptions={[ - { label: t('pledgers'), value: 'pledgers' }, - { label: t('campaigns'), value: 'campaigns' }, + { label: t('pledgers'), value: 'pledgers' as SearchByType }, + { label: t('campaigns'), value: 'campaigns' as SearchByType }, ]} selectedOption={searchBy} - onSortChange={(value) => setSearchBy(value as 'pledgers' | 'campaigns')} + onSortChange={(value: SearchByType) => setSearchBy(value)} dataTestIdPrefix="searchByDrpdwn" buttonLabel={t('searchBy')} /> <SortingButton sortingOptions={[ - { label: t('lowestAmount'), value: 'amount_ASC' }, - { label: t('highestAmount'), value: 'amount_DESC' }, - { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_DESC' }, - { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_ASC' }, + { label: t('lowestAmount'), value: 'amount_ASC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('highestAmount'), value: 'amount_DESC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('latestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_DESC' as SortByType }, + { label: t('earliestEndDate'), value: 'endDate_ASC' as SortByType }, ]} selectedOption={sortBy} - onSortChange={(value) => - setSortBy( - value as - | 'amount_ASC' - | 'amount_DESC' - | 'endDate_ASC' - | 'endDate_DESC', - ) - } + onSortChange={(value: SortByType) => setSortBy(value)} dataTestIdPrefix="filter" buttonLabel={tCommon('sort')} />public/locales/sp/translation.json (1)
1268-1268: Consider using a more idiomatic Spanish translation.While "Chats" is understandable, consider using "Conversaciones" or "Mensajes" which are more commonly used in Spanish interfaces.
- "title": "Chats", + "title": "Conversaciones",src/assets/css/app.css (2)
14070-14070: Clean up button hover effect implementation.The current implementation mixes different approaches with some commented out code. Consider:
- Remove commented out code if no longer needed
- Document why box-shadow and blend mode were chosen over background-color
- /* isolation: isolate; */ box-shadow: inset 50px 50px 40px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); background-blend-mode: multiply; - /* background-color: #6c757d ; */ - /* filter: brightness(0.85); */Also applies to: 14084-14087
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1-14104: Consider splitting vendor and custom styles.While the file organization is clear with good documentation, consider:
- Separating Bootstrap CSS into a vendor styles file
- Keeping only custom Talawa styles in this file
- Using proper SCSS imports to manage the separation
This will make it easier to:
- Update Bootstrap versions
- Maintain custom styles
- Reduce file size through proper chunking
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src/screens/SubTags/SubTags.tsx (1)
Learnt from: meetulr
PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2387
File: src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx:350-376
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T10:41:04.350Z
Learning: In the `src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx` file, the `OrganizationTags` component uses chunk size with the `InfiniteScroll` component and an outer parent div for handling data loading and scrolling.
src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx (1)
Learnt from: meetulr
PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2387
File: src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx:350-376
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T10:41:04.350Z
Learning: In the `src/screens/OrganizationTags/OrganizationTags.tsx` file, the `OrganizationTags` component uses chunk size with the `InfiniteScroll` component and an outer parent div for handling data loading and scrolling.
src/screens/OrganizationFundCampaign/CampaignModal.spec.tsx (1)
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PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2588
File: src/components/ChangeLanguageDropdown/ChangeLanguageDropdown.spec.tsx:145-155
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src/components/EventListCard/EventListCard.tsx (1)
98-98: Verify import statements across the codebaseThe change from named export to default export might require updates in files importing this component.
Let's verify the impact:
✅ Verification successful
Export change is already properly reflected
All files importing the EventListCard component are already using the default import syntax, and type imports are correctly using named imports. No updates are required.
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75-76:⚠️ Potential issueReconsider lowering coverage thresholds.
Reducing coverage thresholds from 20% to 1% significantly lowers the quality bar and could allow untested code to reach production. Consider:
- Maintaining the original thresholds
- Gradually increasing coverage through incremental improvements
- Identifying and addressing underlying issues making it difficult to maintain higher coverage
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src/screens/UserPortal/Settings/Settings.spec.tsx (1)
15-28: LGTM! Well-structured mock implementations.The mock implementations for toast and errorHandler are clear and properly scoped.
src/components/OrgListCard/OrgListCard.tsx (1)
99-103: LGTM! Good handling of undefined descriptionThe implementation safely handles undefined description using optional chaining and fallback to empty string.
setup.ts (1)
6-9: Verify Import Paths and Module NamesThere might be inconsistencies in the import paths, particularly with
askAndUpdateTalawaApiUrlbeing imported from'./src/setup/askForDocker/askForDocker'. It seems unusual that a function namedaskAndUpdateTalawaApiUrlis being imported from a module namedaskForDocker. Please verify that the module paths and the exported functions are correctly matched.src/setup/askAndUpdatePort/askForUpdatePort.spec.ts (1)
1-10: LGTM! Clean dependency setup and mocking.The import statements and mock setup are well-organized, with clear separation between test framework imports and application dependencies.
src/components/EventStats/Statistics/AverageRating.tsx (1)
7-7: Good improvement in styling approach!Moving from inline styles to CSS modules enhances maintainability and follows React best practices for styling. The changes are well-structured and maintain the component's functionality while improving code organization.
Also applies to: 36-36, 53-55
src/screens/FundCampaignPledge/PledgeDeleteModal.spec.tsx (1)
18-18: Clean migration to Vitest!The test file has been successfully migrated from Jest to Vitest, maintaining all test functionality while modernizing the testing framework. The mock functions and assertions have been properly updated.
Also applies to: 20-24, 35-35, 51-51
src/screens/OrgSettings/OrgSettings.tsx (1)
2-2: Verify impact of removing dropdown navigationThe dropdown menu for settings navigation has been removed. While this simplifies the interface, please ensure this change:
- Aligns with the overall UX strategy
- Doesn't negatively impact mobile users who might have found the dropdown more convenient
- Is consistent with the behavior in other similar settings pages
src/screens/UserPortal/UserScreen/UserScreen.tsx (1)
20-20: Verify chat functionality implementationThe addition of the chat route mapping needs corresponding chat component implementation and tests.
✅ Verification successful
Chat functionality implementation verified
The chat route mapping is properly supported with corresponding implementations and test coverage:
- Main chat component at
src/screens/UserPortal/Chat/Chat.tsx- Supporting components for chat room and chat creation
- Comprehensive test coverage across all chat-related components
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src/components/LeftDrawer/LeftDrawer.tsx (1)
34-38: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd missing dependency to useEffect
The useEffect hook should include setHideDrawer in its dependency array to prevent potential stale closure issues.
useEffect(() => { if (hideDrawer === null) { setHideDrawer(false); } - }, []); + }, [setHideDrawer]);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/screens/UserPortal/UserScreen/UserScreen.spec.tsx (1)
133-150: LGTM! Well-structured test case addition.The new test case for chat title rendering follows the established testing patterns and properly verifies the component's behavior.
src/components/OrgPeopleListCard/OrgPeopleListCard.spec.tsx (3)
86-99: LGTM! Well-structured mock for null data scenario.The NULL_DATA_MOCKS constant follows the established patterns and properly simulates the null data response scenario.
101-123: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for null data handling.The test case thoroughly verifies the component's behavior when receiving a null response from the mutation.
165-165: LGTM! Updated expectation aligns with current behavior.The modified expectation correctly verifies the modal toggle instead of page reload.
src/screens/OrganizationVenues/OrganizationVenues.tsx (3)
96-98: LGTM! Well-typed handler function.The handleSearchByChange function properly handles type safety with appropriate type assertion.
104-105: LGTM! Clean function signature update.The handleSortChange function has been properly updated to work with the new SortingButton component while maintaining type safety.
166-189: LGTM! Well-structured SortingButton implementation.The SortingButton components are properly configured with:
- Clear titles and sorting options
- Proper translation integration
- Consistent data-testid attributes for testing
- Appropriate className handling
src/screens/EventManagement/EventManagement.tsx (1)
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1-276: Implementation looks good!The component is well-structured with proper TypeScript types, comprehensive error handling, and good separation of concerns. The use of enums for tab options and proper handling of missing parameters demonstrates solid engineering practices.
src/screens/EventManagement/EventManagement.spec.tsx (1)
1-253: Well-structured test suite with comprehensive coverage!The test implementation demonstrates excellent practices:
- Clear organization using describe blocks for different test categories
- Thorough testing of navigation paths for different user roles
- Proper cleanup after tests
- Comprehensive UI interaction testing
- Good use of test data attributes for reliable element selection
src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Invitations/Invitations.tsx (2)
161-184: Good use of the new SortingButton component!The implementation properly handles both sorting and filtering with clear separation of concerns. The type handling for filter values is particularly well done.
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1-276: Well-structured component with good practices!Notable strengths:
- Proper error handling with user-friendly messages
- Efficient search implementation with debouncing
- Clear separation of concerns
- Good use of TypeScript for type safety
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/Volunteers.spec.tsx (1)
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165-209: Good alignment of test IDs with new component structure.The simplified test IDs (
all,pending,accepted) are more maintainable and consistent with the new SortingButton implementation across the application.src/screens/OrganizationFundCampaign/CampaignModal.spec.tsx (5)
24-25: LGTM!The import of
vifromvitestis correctly added for the Jest to Vitest migration.
26-31: LGTM!The mock for
react-toastifyis correctly migrated from Jest to Vitest usingvi.mock.
33-40: LGTM!The mock for
@mui/x-date-pickers/DateTimePickeris correctly migrated usingvi.mockandvi.importActualto import the actual component.
51-51: LGTM!Mock functions are correctly migrated from
jest.fn()tovi.fn().Also applies to: 63-63, 68-68, 80-80
105-105: LGTM!The cleanup function is correctly migrated from
jest.clearAllMocks()tovi.clearAllMocks().src/components/OrgSettings/ActionItemCategories/OrgActionItemCategories.spec.tsx (3)
128-128: LGTM!The test ID for the "All" status filter is correctly updated from
statusAlltoall.Also applies to: 130-130
140-140: LGTM!The test ID for the "Disabled" status filter is correctly updated from
statusDisabledtodisabled.Also applies to: 142-142
157-157: LGTM!The test ID for the "Active" status filter is correctly updated from
statusActivetoactive.Also applies to: 159-159
src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Invitations/Invitations.spec.tsx (3)
174-174: LGTM!The test ID for the "All" filter is correctly updated from
filterAlltoall.
192-192: LGTM!The test ID for the "Group" filter is correctly updated from
filterGrouptogroup.
213-213: LGTM!The test ID for the "Individual" filter is correctly updated from
filterIndividualtoindividual.src/screens/EventVolunteers/Requests/Requests.tsx (3)
3-3: LGTM!The imports are correctly updated to remove unused components and retain only the necessary ones.
Also applies to: 6-6
23-23: LGTM!The
SortingButtoncomponent is correctly imported from thesubComponentsdirectory.
283-294: LGTM!The
SortingButtoncomponent is correctly implemented with:
- Appropriate sorting options for 'latest' and 'earliest'
- Proper handling of selected option and sort change
- Correct data test ID prefix and button label
src/screens/Leaderboard/Leaderboard.tsx (2)
274-285: LGTM! Well-implemented sorting functionality.The SortingButton implementation for hours sorting is clean, type-safe, and follows best practices with:
- Clear prop types and values
- Proper data-testid attributes for testing
- Consistent translation usage
286-298: LGTM! Well-implemented filtering functionality.The SortingButton implementation for timeframe filtering is well structured with:
- Clear separation from sorting functionality
- Comprehensive timeframe options
- Proper type handling for filter values
src/screens/Leaderboard/Leaderboard.spec.tsx (1)
176-176: LGTM! Test IDs properly updated.The test IDs have been consistently updated to match the new SortingButton implementation while maintaining comprehensive test coverage.
Also applies to: 199-199, 220-220, 241-241
src/screens/SubTags/SubTags.spec.tsx (1)
287-289: LGTM! Standardized sorting terminology.The sort order test IDs have been updated to use more conventional terms ('ASCENDING'/'DESCENDING' instead of 'oldest'/'latest'), improving consistency across the codebase.
Also applies to: 304-306
src/screens/OrganizationFundCampaign/OrganizationFundCampaign.spec.tsx (3)
23-37: LGTM! Well-structured mock implementations.The mock implementations are properly migrated to Vitest with:
- Proper async handling for actual component imports
- Clear mock structure for toast notifications
95-97: LGTM! Good route parameter mocking pattern.The introduction of
mockRouteParamsfunction centralizes and standardizes route parameter mocking, improving test maintainability.
82-88: LGTM! Clean Vitest migration.The migration to Vitest is well-implemented with:
- Proper mock cleanup
- Correct usage of vi.mock for router
- Proper handling of actual module imports
Also applies to: 92-92
src/screens/BlockUser/BlockUser.tsx (1)
219-251: Well-structured replacement of dropdowns with SortingButton components!The implementation effectively replaces the dropdown components with
SortingButtoncomponents while maintaining the same functionality. The code is well-organized with proper typing and translation support.src/screens/OrganizationFunds/OrganizationFunds.tsx (2)
311-327: Clean implementation of the SortingButton component!The sorting functionality is well-implemented with proper translation support and type safety.
1-1: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionComponent name should follow React naming convention.
React component names should use PascalCase. Rename the component from
organizationFundstoOrganizationFunds.-const organizationFunds = (): JSX.Element => { +const OrganizationFunds = (): JSX.Element => {Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Groups/Groups.tsx (1)
1-1: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionComponent name should follow React naming convention.
React component names should use PascalCase. Rename the component from
groupstoGroups.-function groups(): JSX.Element { +function Groups(): JSX.Element {Likely invalid or redundant comment.
src/components/OrgSettings/ActionItemCategories/OrgActionItemCategories.tsx (1)
309-347: Excellent implementation of SortingButton components!The implementation is well-structured with:
- Proper translation support
- Type-safe props and callbacks
- Consistent styling through className prop
- Clear separation of sorting and filtering functionality
src/screens/FundCampaignPledge/FundCampaignPledge.spec.tsx (1)
77-86: LGTM! Clean mock implementation for react-router-dom.The mock implementation for react-router-dom is well structured, preserving the actual module's functionality while overriding specific functions.
src/screens/EventVolunteers/VolunteerGroups/VolunteerGroups.tsx (1)
325-334: LGTM! Well-structured implementation of search criteria filtering.The SortingButton implementation for search criteria is clean and properly typed.
src/components/EventManagement/EventAttendance/EventAttendance.tsx (2)
153-161: LGTM! Clean layout implementation with proper alignment.The button and container layout is well-structured with appropriate spacing and alignment.
196-208: LGTM! Well-implemented sorting functionality.The sort implementation is clean and properly typed with clear option labels.
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Volunteers/Volunteers.tsx (1)
336-355: LGTM! Well-implemented hours sorting with proper type safety.The sorting implementation for volunteer hours is clean and type-safe.
src/screens/UserPortal/Posts/Posts.spec.tsx (4)
19-19: LGTM! Vitest imports and mock setup are correctly implemented.The migration from Jest to Vitest is properly done with appropriate imports and mock implementations.
Also applies to: 23-29
31-40: LGTM! Router mocks are properly implemented.Good practice using
vi.importActualto maintain the original module functionality while overriding specific functions.
277-285: LGTM! Window matchMedia mock is properly implemented.All mock methods are correctly using
vi.fn()for consistent Vitest usage.
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297-369: LGTM! Test cases are properly migrated to Vitest syntax.The migration from
test()toit()is consistently applied across all test cases.src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/UpcomingEvents/UpcomingEvents.tsx (1)
94-94: LGTM! Clear and descriptive comment.The comment effectively explains the purpose of the upcoming code block.
src/screens/UserPortal/Volunteer/Actions/Actions.tsx (1)
377-388: LGTM! Clean implementation of search criteria selection.The SortingButton implementation for search criteria is well-structured with clear options and proper type handling.
src/screens/OrganizationPeople/OrganizationPeople.tsx (2)
187-232: Well-implemented responsive image sizing!The implementation handles both image and fallback cases with proper responsive sizing. Good use of computed column width for dynamic scaling.
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317-331: LGTM! Clean implementation of role-based sorting.The SortingButton implementation is well-structured with clear options and proper translation handling.
src/screens/ManageTag/ManageTag.spec.tsx (1)
373-375: Verify test identifiers match component implementation.The test uses 'ASCENDING' and 'DESCENDING' as test identifiers. Ensure these match the actual implementation in the component.
Also applies to: 390-392
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Test identifiers match component implementation correctly
The test identifiers 'ASCENDING' and 'DESCENDING' are correctly implemented as they match the data-testid attributes automatically set by the SortingButton component based on the sorting option values passed to it.
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src/screens/Users/Users.tsx (3)
20-21: LGTM! Clean import of the new SortingButton component.
375-383: LGTM! Well-structured implementation of SortingButton for sorting users.The component is properly configured with:
- Translated sorting options
- Clear data test IDs
- Proper handling of selected state
384-397: LGTM! Well-implemented filtering functionality using SortingButton.The component correctly:
- Handles all user roles (admin, superAdmin, user, cancel)
- Uses appropriate test IDs
- Maintains clear separation from sorting functionality
src/screens/OrgPost/OrgPost.tsx (1)
317-329: LGTM! Clean implementation of post sorting functionality.The SortingButton is well-configured with:
- Clear sorting options
- Consistent styling
- Appropriate test IDs
src/screens/OrgList/OrgList.spec.tsx (2)
29-31: LGTM! Proper migration from jest to vitest configuration.
43-50: LGTM! Proper test setup with Storage spy and cleanup.src/screens/OrgList/OrgList.tsx (1)
354-364: LGTM! Well-structured SortingButton implementation.The component is properly configured with:
- Clear title and options
- Translated labels
- Appropriate test IDs
src/screens/OrganizationActionItems/OrganizationActionItems.tsx (1)
139-142: LGTM! The useEffect hook correctly handles data refetching.The hook properly triggers a refetch when sorting or status filters change, and includes the refetch function in dependencies.
src/screens/OrganizationPeople/AddMember.tsx (1)
274-280: LGTM! The handler function is well-implemented.The function correctly handles different sorting options and triggers the appropriate modal actions.
src/screens/OrgPost/OrgPost.test.tsx (1)
311-311: Test ID change looks good, but let's verify consistency.The change from 'searchTitle' to 'Title' appears to be part of a broader standardization of test IDs.
Let's verify that this test ID naming pattern is consistent across the codebase:
src/screens/OrganizationActionItems/OrganizationActionItems.spec.tsx (1)
255-255: Test ID changes align with the standardization effort.The simplification of test IDs (removing 'status' prefix) improves maintainability while preserving test functionality.
Let's verify the consistency of these status filter test IDs across the codebase:
Also applies to: 259-259, 272-272, 276-276, 317-317, 321-321
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Test ID changes are consistent with the codebase standards.
The simplified test IDs ('all', 'pending', 'completed') are used consistently within the OrganizationActionItems component and follow the codebase's pattern of using clear, descriptive identifiers without unnecessary prefixes.
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src/components/UsersTableItem/UsersTableItem.tsx (1)
164-164: Good use of semantic button styling.Using Bootstrap's 'btn-success' class for the "View" action follows UI/UX best practices by providing clear visual feedback about the action's nature.
src/screens/UserPortal/Campaigns/Campaigns.tsx (1)
20-20:⚠️ Potential issueReplace hardcoded progress bar values
The progress bar uses hardcoded values (200/1000) which should be replaced with actual campaign progress data.
- <ProgressBar - now={0} - label={`${(200 / 1000) * 100}%`} - max={1000} - className={styles.progressBar} - data-testid="progressBar" - /> + <ProgressBar + now={campaign.raisedAmount} + label={`${(campaign.raisedAmount / campaign.fundingGoal) * 100}%`} + max={campaign.fundingGoal} + className={styles.progressBar} + data-testid="progressBar" + />Likely invalid or redundant comment.
public/locales/zh/translation.json (1)
1265-1265: LGTM! Translation addition is consistentThe new translation key for chat title is correctly added and maintains consistency with other language files.
public/locales/en/translation.json (1)
1265-1265: LGTM! Base translation addition is correctThe new translation key for chat title is correctly added and serves as the base for other language translations.
public/locales/hi/translation.json (1)
1265-1265: LGTM! Accurate Hindi translation for chat title.The translation "चैट्स" is linguistically accurate and follows Hindi language conventions.
public/locales/fr/translation.json (1)
1265-1265: LGTM! Idiomatic French translation for chat title.The translation "Discussions" is idiomatic French and appropriately conveys the concept of chats/conversations.
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Add cleanup on unmount to prevent memory leaks
The hook should clean up any pending timeouts when the component unmounts to prevent memory leaks.
Wrap the hook in a useEffect for cleanup:
function useDebounce<T extends (...args: unknown[]) => void>(
callback: T,
delay: number,
): { debouncedCallback: (...args: Parameters<T>) => void; cancel: () => void } {
const timeoutRef = useRef<number | undefined>();
const debouncedCallback = useCallback(
(...args: Parameters<T>) => {
if (timeoutRef.current) clearTimeout(timeoutRef.current);
timeoutRef.current = window.setTimeout(() => {
callback(...args);
}, delay);
},
[callback, delay],
);
const cancel = useCallback(() => {
if (timeoutRef.current) clearTimeout(timeoutRef.current);
}, []);
+ useEffect(() => {
+ return () => {
+ if (timeoutRef.current) clearTimeout(timeoutRef.current);
+ };
+ }, []);
return { debouncedCallback, cancel };
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| text={`${address?.line1}, ${address?.city}, ${address?.countryCode}`} | ||
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Add null checks for address fields
The address concatenation could fail if individual address fields are undefined.
Add null checks for each address field:
{address?.city && (
<div className={styles.address}>
<TruncatedText
- text={`${address?.line1}, ${address?.city}, ${address?.countryCode}`}
+ text={[
+ address?.line1,
+ address?.city,
+ address?.countryCode
+ ].filter(Boolean).join(', ')}
/>
</div>
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Handle Missing or Corrupted .env Files Gracefully
At line 64, checkEnvFile() is called, but if the .env file is missing or corrupted, the application might crash or behave unexpectedly. Implement additional checks to handle such scenarios gracefully, informing the user and possibly regenerating a default .env file.
| import updateEnvFile from 'setup/updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile'; | ||
| import { askForCustomPort } from 'setup/askForCustomPort/askForCustomPort'; | ||
| import inquirer from 'inquirer'; |
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Apply this diff to correct the import statements:
-import updateEnvFile from 'setup/updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile';
-import { askForCustomPort } from 'setup/askForCustomPort/askForCustomPort';
+import updateEnvFile from '../../updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile';
+import { askForCustomPort } from '../askForCustomPort/askForCustomPort';Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| import inquirer from 'inquirer'; | ||
| import updateEnvFile from 'setup/updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile'; | ||
| import { askForDocker } from 'setup/askForDocker/askForDocker'; |
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-import inquirer from 'inquirer';
-import updateEnvFile from 'setup/updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile';
-import { askForDocker } from 'setup/askForDocker/askForDocker';
+import inquirer from 'inquirer';
+import updateEnvFile from '../../updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile';
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| import updateEnvFile from 'setup/updateEnvFile/updateEnvFile'; | |
| import { askForDocker } from 'setup/askForDocker/askForDocker'; | |
| import inquirer from 'inquirer'; | |
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| <SortingButton | ||
| title={t('eventType')} | ||
| sortingOptions={[ | ||
| { label: 'Events', value: 'Events' }, | ||
| { label: 'Workshops', value: 'Workshops' }, | ||
| ]} | ||
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| onSortChange={(value) => console.log(`Selected: ${value}`)} | ||
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| buttonLabel={t('eventType')} | ||
| /> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Implement proper event type selection handler and remove redundant prop
The review comment is correct on both points:
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The event type selection handler needs proper implementation instead of just logging to console. Other SortingButton implementations in the codebase show that selections typically update state or trigger filtering.
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The
buttonLabelprop is redundant as it's set to the same value astitle. WhenbuttonLabelis used in other components, it typically serves a different purpose than the title.
<SortingButton
title={t('eventType')}
sortingOptions={[
{ label: 'Events', value: 'Events' },
{ label: 'Workshops', value: 'Workshops' },
]}
selectedOption={t('eventType')}
- onSortChange={(value) => console.log(`Selected: ${value}`)}
+ onSortChange={handleEventTypeChange}
dataTestIdPrefix="eventType"
className={styles.dropdown}
- buttonLabel={t('eventType')}
/>🔗 Analysis chain
Implement proper event type selection handler
The event type selection currently only logs to console. Consider implementing proper handling of the selection.
Also, the buttonLabel prop appears redundant as it's the same as the title. Consider removing it:
<SortingButton
title={t('eventType')}
sortingOptions={[
{ label: 'Events', value: 'Events' },
{ label: 'Workshops', value: 'Workshops' },
]}
selectedOption={t('eventType')}
onSortChange={(value) => console.log(`Selected: ${value}`)}
dataTestIdPrefix="eventType"
className={styles.dropdown}
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Remove the commented test case as it's no longer relevant
The dropdown functionality has been replaced with the SortingButton component, as evidenced by:
- No active implementation of the tested dropdown in OrgSettings.tsx
- SortingButton being used in ActionItemCategories for similar functionality
- The test case testing functionality that no longer exists in the codebase
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Clarify the status of the commented test case.
This test case appears to be testing dropdown functionality that may have been replaced. If the dropdown component has been replaced with a SortingButton component (as suggested by the AI summary), this test should either be:
- Updated to test the new SortingButton functionality, or
- Removed if it's no longer relevant
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| <SortingButton | ||
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| { label: t('mostVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_DESC' }, | ||
| { label: t('leastVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_ASC' }, | ||
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Add missing selectedOption prop to SortingButton.
The selectedOption prop is required to show the current selection in the button.
<SortingButton
sortingOptions={[
{ label: t('mostVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_DESC' },
{ label: t('leastVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_ASC' },
]}
+ selectedOption={sortBy === 'volunteers_DESC' ? t('mostVolunteers') : t('leastVolunteers')}
onSortChange={(value) =>
setSortBy(value as 'volunteers_DESC' | 'volunteers_ASC')
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| <SortingButton | |
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| { label: t('leastVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_ASC' }, | |
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| { label: t('mostVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_DESC' }, | |
| { label: t('leastVolunteers'), value: 'volunteers_ASC' }, | |
| ]} | |
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| import { currencySymbols } from 'utils/currency'; | |||
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Add currency validation
The currency symbol lookup could throw runtime errors if an invalid currency code is provided.
+ const getCurrencySymbol = (currency: string): string => {
+ return currencySymbols[currency as keyof typeof currencySymbols] || '$';
+ };
- currencySymbols[campaign.currency as keyof typeof currencySymbols]
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| .btn-primary:hover, | ||
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| --hover-bg: hsl(var(--button-hue, 0), 100%, 0%) !important; | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Remove experimental code from production stylesheet.
Large blocks of commented experimental code should be removed from the production stylesheet. If these experiments are valuable:
- Move them to a separate development/experimental CSS file
- Consider creating a proper theming system using CSS custom properties
-/* .btn-primary{
- --hover-bg: #6c757d !important;
-}
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-.btn-primary:hover,
-.btn-primary:active{
- --hover-bg: hsl(var(--button-hue, 0), 100%, 60%) !important;
-}
-
-.btn-primary:hover,
-.btn-primary:active{
- --hover-bg: hsl(var(--button-hue, 0), 100%, 0%) !important;
-} */
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Based on the comprehensive summary of changes, here are the high-level release notes:
Release Notes for Talawa Admin
New Features
SortingButtoncomponent to replace dropdowns across various screensImprovements
Bug Fixes
Performance
Testing
Localization
Chores