Sheffield | 26-ITP-Jan | Mahmoud Shaabo | Sprint 3 | ToDo List App

[mahmoudshaabo1984]

Hello Reviewers / CodeYourFuture Team,

I have completed the ToDo List App project for Sprint 3. I am excited to share that I have successfully implemented the mandatory requirement for the mass delete feature.

🎯 Acceptance Criteria Met:

• UI Update: Added a "Delete completed tasks" button to index.html with the correct ID.
• Logic Implementation: Created the deleteCompleted(todoList) function in todos.mjs to remove all completed tasks.
• Testing: Wrote passing Jest tests in todos.test.mjs to verify the logic works correctly (including edge cases).
• Integration: Connected the new button to the deleteCompletedTodos function in script.mjs and successfully updated the DOM.

💻 Technical Implementation Details:

• Utilized a reverse for loop in the deleteCompleted function. This approach ensures that modifying the array length during iteration does not cause index shifting or skip any items, which is a common issue when using splice() in a standard forward loop.
• Ensured all modular imports/exports work correctly as ES Modules.
• All Jest tests (npm test) are passing successfully.

Thank you for your time and feedback!

Best regards,
Mahmoud Shaabo

[mahmoudshaabo1984]

Hi @cifarquhar,

As I submit my Pull Request for the ToDo List App, I want to take a moment to thank you for all your efforts and the valuable knowledge you share with us in this course.

For this task, I have successfully implemented the mass delete feature for completed ToDos, making sure the business logic in todos.mjs is correctly separated from the UI in script.mjs. All Jest tests are also passing successfully.

Thank you again for your time and continuous support!

Best regards,
Mahmoud Shaabo

[Luro91]

Well done. The implementation works as expected

[Luro91]

This works correctly. You can also research build in array functions. There is a function that allows you filter elements in an array based on a condition.

[illicitonion]

Closing PR because the January ITP run has finished. Feel free to re-open if you're still working on it.