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improve coverage for Organizations component #3434

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  • Tests

    • Enhanced test coverage for the Organizations component
    • Added test cases for:
      • Pagination changes
      • Loading states
      • Empty data scenarios
      • Error handling
      • Window resize responsiveness
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    • Refined organization data handling logic
    • Updated useEffect hooks to be more responsive to user-specific data
    • Simplified component state management

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This pull request focuses on improving the code coverage and test scenarios for the Organizations component in the User Portal. The changes involve enhancing the test suite in Organizations.spec.tsx by adding mock configurations for different application states (error, empty, loading) and creating comprehensive test cases. Simultaneously, the Organizations.tsx file has been refined to improve logic clarity, remove unnecessary comments, and ensure better responsiveness to user interactions.

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src/screens/UserPortal/Organizations/Organizations.spec.tsx Added mock configurations for error, empty, and loading states. Introduced new test cases for pagination, loading, empty, error states, and window resize events.
src/screens/UserPortal/Organizations/Organizations.tsx Updated useEffect hooks to include userId, simplified state setting logic, and removed istanbul ignore comments.

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Improve Code Coverage [#3040]
Remove istanbul ignore statements
Create comprehensive test cases

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/screens/UserPortal/Organizations/Organizations.tsx (1)

231-260: Consider extracting complex logic into separate functions.

The useEffect hook contains complex nested logic that could be more maintainable if broken down into separate functions.

Consider this refactor to improve readability and maintainability:

+const mapOrganizationData = (organization: InterfaceOrganization, userId: string) => {
+  let membershipRequestStatus = '';
+  if (organization.members.find((member: { _id: string }) => member._id === userId)) {
+    membershipRequestStatus = 'accepted';
+  } else if (organization.membershipRequests.find(
+    (request: { user: { _id: string } }) => request.user._id === userId
+  )) {
+    membershipRequestStatus = 'pending';
+  }
+  return { ...organization, membershipRequestStatus };
+};
+
+const getOrganizationsForMode = (
+  mode: number,
+  data: any,
+  joinedOrganizationsData: any,
+  createdOrganizationsData: any,
+  userId: string
+) => {
+  if (mode === 0 && data) {
+    return data.organizationsConnection.map((org: InterfaceOrganization) => 
+      mapOrganizationData(org, userId)
+    );
+  } 
+  if (mode === 1 && joinedOrganizationsData?.users?.length > 0) {
+    return joinedOrganizationsData.users[0]?.user?.joinedOrganizations || [];
+  }
+  if (mode === 2 && createdOrganizationsData?.users?.length > 0) {
+    return createdOrganizationsData.users[0]?.appUserProfile?.createdOrganizations || [];
+  }
+  return [];
+};
+
 useEffect(() => {
-  if (mode === 0 && data) {
-    const organizations = data.organizationsConnection.map(
-      (organization: InterfaceOrganization) => {
-        let membershipRequestStatus = '';
-        if (
-          organization.members.find(
-            (member: { _id: string }) => member._id === userId,
-          )
-        )
-          membershipRequestStatus = 'accepted';
-        else if (
-          organization.membershipRequests.find(
-            (request: { user: { _id: string } }) =>
-              request.user._id === userId,
-          )
-        )
-          membershipRequestStatus = 'pending';
-        return { ...organization, membershipRequestStatus };
-      },
-    );
-    setOrganizations(organizations);
-  } else if (mode === 1 && joinedOrganizationsData?.users?.length > 0) {
-    const organizations =
-      joinedOrganizationsData.users[0]?.user?.joinedOrganizations || [];
-    setOrganizations(organizations);
-  } else if (mode === 2 && createdOrganizationsData?.users?.length > 0) {
-    const organizations =
-      createdOrganizationsData.users[0]?.appUserProfile
-        ?.createdOrganizations || [];
-    setOrganizations(organizations);
-  }
+  const newOrganizations = getOrganizationsForMode(
+    mode,
+    data,
+    joinedOrganizationsData,
+    createdOrganizationsData,
+    userId
+  );
+  setOrganizations(newOrganizations);
 }, [mode, data, joinedOrganizationsData, createdOrganizationsData, userId]);
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src/screens/UserPortal/Organizations/Organizations.tsx (1)

225-226: LGTM! Good catch adding userId to dependency array.

Adding userId to the dependency array ensures that organizations are properly updated when the user changes.

src/screens/UserPortal/Organizations/Organizations.spec.tsx (2)

323-381: LGTM! Excellent test coverage with comprehensive mock scenarios.

The addition of ERROR_MOCKS, EMPTY_MOCKS, and LOADING_MOCKS provides thorough coverage of edge cases and error scenarios. The 2000ms delay in LOADING_MOCKS effectively simulates real-world loading states.


652-748: LGTM! Excellent test coverage improvements.

The new test cases thoroughly cover important scenarios:

  • Pagination functionality
  • Loading states with simulated delays
  • Empty state handling
  • Error state handling
  • Responsive behavior with window resize events

This aligns perfectly with the PR objective of improving test coverage.

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@Harshvardhan-91 Please make sure you're committing to the correct branch.

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@Cioppolo14 just to confirm i have to commit in develop-postgres

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@Cioppolo14 just to confirm i have to commit in develop-postgres

Yes commit to develop-postgres branch

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Please submit your PRs against our develop-postgres branch. This is a temporary requirement as we prepare to migrate our API backend to Postgres.

Also if applicable, make sure your branch name is different from develop-postgres when resubmitting.

Closing.

@palisadoes palisadoes closed this Jan 26, 2025
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