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  • New Features

    • Introduced a refreshed filtering and sorting interface for credentials, featuring an "Apply Filters" action that updates results based on search, sort options, and filtering settings.
    • Enhanced pagination by generating navigable URLs to streamline page transitions.
  • Refactor

    • Optimized the dashboard experience with asynchronous data fetching for faster load times.
    • Standardized the expiration date display for better consistency.
    • Improved dialog interactions for a smoother user experience.

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This pull request refactors several components related to credential management and UI controls. The CredentialsPage component is now asynchronous and enhanced with query parameter support for filtering and pagination. Several components are updated to run on the client side by adding "use client". Updates include standardized date formatting in the credentials card, revised event handling for dialogs, a form-based approach for sort controls, and URL-based pagination. Minor whitespace adjustments were also made in the authentication library.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/app/(app)/…/credentials/page.tsx Refactored CredentialsPage to an async function; renamed interfaces; added support for searchParams and concurrent data fetching; moved filtering and pagination logic to helper functions.
src/components/credentials/credentials-actions.tsx, src/components/credentials/credentials-form.tsx, src/components/ui/multi-select.tsx Added "use client" directive; removed unused imports in credentials-form.tsx.
src/components/credentials/credentials-card.tsx Updated expiration date formatting using date-fns' format function for consistent date output.
src/components/credentials/credentials-dialog.tsx Replaced setIsOpen with onOpenChange in props and internal logic for dialog state management.
src/components/credentials/credentials-sort-controls.tsx Shifted from direct state change props to a form submission approach; removed multiple event handler props; introduced a new baseUrl prop to build query strings.
src/components/global/page-pagination.tsx Removed setCurrentPage prop in favor of a hrefBuilder function to generate pagination URLs and added an active state indicator.
src/lib/auth.ts Added minor whitespace adjustments; no changes to functionality.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant U as User
  participant CP as CredentialsPage
  participant A as Auth Service
  participant F as Data Fetcher

  U->>CP: Request Credentials Page
  CP->>A: Validate session (auth)
  A-->>CP: Return session data
  CP->>F: Concurrently fetch credentials & requests
  F-->>CP: Return fetched data
  CP->>CP: Filter, paginate, and update UI
  CP-->>U: Render updated page content
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sequenceDiagram
  participant U as User
  participant FSC as CredentialsSortControls
  participant N as Navigation Service

  U->>FSC: Submit filter criteria via form
  FSC->>FSC: Process form data & build URL with query params
  FSC->>N: Redirect to generated URL
  N-->>U: Load page with updated filters
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Possibly Related PRs

  • Update/next 15 #5: Updates to the CredentialsPage component and the introduction of the filterItems function align with similar refactoring efforts in this PR.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
src/components/credentials/credentials-sort-controls.tsx (2)

8-10: Imported resources remain partially unused
You imported redirect, Button, and MultiSelect, but the MultiSelect usage is commented out below. If it’s not needed right now, consider removing or deferring the import to avoid confusion.


61-77: MultiSelect block is commented out
Leaving this code commented for a longer period can cause confusion. If you still intend to fix or reintroduce MultiSelect functionality, consider clearly marking it as TODO or removing it until ready.

src/app/(app)/dashboard/[slug]/credentials/page.tsx (2)

62-78: Comprehensive filterItems function
Filtering by name, type, and expiry, then sorting by multiple criteria is concise here. If it gets more complex, consider modularizing further.


188-203: Commented-out pagination and dialog code
Consider removing or marking these as TODO if you plan to reinstate them. Large commented blocks sometimes cause confusion about the final design.

src/components/global/page-pagination.tsx (1)

15-44: All pagination controlled by URL
Using hrefBuilder for each navigation step keeps things consistent with SSR and route-based updates. If totalPages can be large, consider a strategy like range limiting or ellipses to avoid rendering excessive page links.

src/components/credentials/credentials-dialog.tsx (1)

23-23: Use optional chaining for the callback.

Replace the conditional operator with optional chaining for better readability.

-onDialogClose && onDialogClose()
+onDialogClose?.()
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[error] 23-23: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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  • src/app/(app)/dashboard/[slug]/credentials/page.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/credentials/credentials-actions.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/credentials/credentials-card.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/components/credentials/credentials-dialog.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/components/credentials/credentials-form.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/credentials/credentials-sort-controls.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/global/page-pagination.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/components/ui/multi-select.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/auth.ts (2 hunks)
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src/components/credentials/credentials-dialog.tsx

[error] 23-23: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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🔇 Additional comments (22)
src/components/credentials/credentials-sort-controls.tsx (6)

18-18: Revised props and async function
Introducing the baseUrl prop and making the component asynchronous aligns well with Next 13 server actions. This refactor clarifies responsibilities and reduces the need for local event handlers.

Also applies to: 21-28


29-44: Validate user input for query parameters
Constructing the query with URLSearchParams helps ensure safe encoding, but it’s good practice to verify and sanitize user input if large or unbounded data can be passed in.


52-60: Effective form-based server action
Using <form action={updateFilters}> with server-side logic is a clean approach in Next 13. This reduces client-side complexity and keeps filtering logic on the server.


78-89: Straightforward sort control
The <Select> for sorting integrates well with your new form submission flow. This offers a concise way to handle the relevant sort fields.


90-106: Optional hideExpired checkbox
The showHideExpired check and associated form fields are neatly handled. No issues detected with the logic or UI integration.


107-110: Clear “Apply Filters” button
A simple call-to-action is always helpful for users. This is clearly labeled and consistent with the overall design.

src/app/(app)/dashboard/[slug]/credentials/page.tsx (9)

1-1: Imports reorganized for new flow
The additions (e.g., auth from @/lib/auth and UI components) match your shift to an asynchronous and URL-driven approach. Nicely structured.

Also applies to: 4-5, 7-10


16-18: Added sorting & routing utilities
Bringing in CredentialsSortOption plus Link and redirect shows a clear move toward query-based navigation.


20-33: Enhanced interface for async data fetching
Renaming and expanding the props interface, including searchParams as a promise, fits nicely with your new Next 13 server component pattern.


35-35: Async page component with workspace checks
Defining CREDENTIALS_PER_PAGE and converting the page to async allows you to gate data by workspace and user session seamlessly.

Also applies to: 37-44


53-61: Search and filter parameter extraction
Systematically reading query parameters and defaulting them if not provided keeps the logic clean and predictable.


80-86: Lightweight pagination slicing
Slicing the filtered items for the current page is straightforward. Looks good for moderate data sets.


87-95: Robustly building query strings
Using URLSearchParams to handle potential edge cases is a solid choice. This is less error-prone compared to manual string concatenation.


100-109: Link to open dialogs
Embedding the dialog state via query parameters is consistent with the rest of the code. Thanks for maintaining a uniform approach.


115-153: Tabs with integrated sort controls
The new tab structure calls CredentialsSortControls seamlessly. Passing relevant parameters (searchTerm, hideExpired, etc.) ensures the UI remains in sync.

src/components/global/page-pagination.tsx (2)

6-6: New hrefBuilder prop
Replacing the old state-updating prop with a function that returns a URL ensures pagination remains in sync with your route-driven approach.


9-9: Updated function signature
Accepting { currentPage, totalPages, hrefBuilder } clarifies the component’s purpose: generating links rather than modifying local state directly.

src/components/credentials/credentials-dialog.tsx (2)

8-9: LGTM! Props interface update aligns with best practices.

The change from setIsOpen to onOpenChange follows the event-driven pattern, which is more idiomatic in React.


19-19: LGTM! Component implementation consistently uses the new event-driven approach.

The changes maintain consistency across the component, updating all relevant code paths to use onOpenChange.

Also applies to: 22-22, 27-27, 46-46

src/components/credentials/credentials-card.tsx (2)

1-1: LGTM! Client-side rendering directive added.

The "use client" directive is correctly placed at the top of the file, ensuring the component is rendered on the client side where interactive features are needed.


94-94: LGTM! Date formatting standardized using date-fns.

The change to use date-fns with a consistent format pattern ('yyyy-MM-dd') improves consistency across the application.

src/components/credentials/credentials-form.tsx (1)

1-2: LGTM! Client-side rendering directive added with proper spacing.

The "use client" directive is correctly placed at the top of the file with proper spacing, ensuring the interactive form component is rendered on the client side.

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