chore: merged userprofile's post ui with feed's post ui

[Girishbari]

Related Issue

FIx: #227

Description

I have successfully merged POST UI which was different earlier, I have used the latest schema (took from @IrfanshaikH-7 ) which I don't think so present in production, however I still omitted to push schema.json,

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Walkthrough

The updates across several components and backend services primarily focus on consolidating post UI elements, enhancing user interaction through the addition of a delete functionality for posts, and refining the logic for post display based on activity status. These changes streamline user experience by ensuring a unified design language across the application and improving the manageability of user-generated content.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/backend/posts.api.ts	Added an empty line before the database query in getAllUserPosts function.
src/components/core/posts/SinglePost.tsx	Introduced new imports, state variables, deleteHandler function, UI updates for deletion, and loading spinner.
src/components/core/posts/index.tsx	Modified to render SinglePost based on isActive property.
src/components/pages/user/userPosts/index.tsx	Updated to use SinglePost, removed old delete functionality, and refactored post display.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Merge Post UI design across the application (#227)	✅
Ensure single post component utilization (#227)	✅	The changes in SinglePost.tsx and its usage across other components align with the objective of utilizing a single post component.
Remove redundant UI components and logic (#227)	✅	Removal of removePost and removeUserPost imports, along with refactoring in userPosts/index.tsx, indicates the elimination of redundant components and logic.
Update post rendering logic to reflect design changes (#227)	✅	The modifications in the rendering logic, especially the condition based on isActive property and the integration of delete functionality, are in line with updating the post rendering to match the new design idea.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a16e2e3 and 045fe06.

Files selected for processing (4)

• src/backend/posts.api.ts (1 hunks)
• src/components/core/posts/SinglePost.tsx (4 hunks)
• src/components/core/posts/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/components/pages/user/userPosts/index.tsx (3 hunks)

Additional comments: 7

src/components/core/posts/index.tsx (1)

• 55-55: The conditional rendering based on the isActive property is a good practice for filtering out inactive posts from the UI. This change enhances the application's logic by ensuring that only active posts are displayed to the user. It's important to ensure that the isActive property is consistently updated in the backend to reflect the current state of posts accurately.

src/components/pages/user/userPosts/index.tsx (2)

• 11-12: The import of the SinglePost component and the removal of removePost and removeUserPost functions align with the PR's objective of consolidating post UI components. This change simplifies the codebase and centralizes post deletion logic, which is a positive step towards maintainability and modularity.
• 55-55: Using the SinglePost component within the user posts page with the profileSection prop is a good example of component reuse. This approach ensures consistency across different parts of the application and reduces redundancy. It's important to verify that the SinglePost component's behavior remains consistent and appropriate in this context, especially with the profileSection prop affecting its rendering logic.

Verification successful

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The SinglePost component's code reveals that it accepts a profileSection prop, which is a boolean. This prop is used within the component to conditionally render certain elements. Specifically, it's used to determine whether to show a trash icon (<Trash2 />) that allows the user to delete a post. This icon is only shown if profileSection is true and the relationedUser.$id matches the currentUserId, indicating that the post belongs to the current user and is being viewed in a profile section context.

This implementation aligns with the review comment's concern about ensuring that the SinglePost component's behavior remains consistent and appropriate when used in different parts of the application, especially with the profileSection prop affecting its rendering logic. The conditional rendering based on the profileSection prop ensures that the component adapts its UI to fit the context in which it is used, whether in a profile section or elsewhere.

Given this analysis, the use of the SinglePost component within the user posts page with the profileSection prop is verified to be implemented as intended, with specific behavior adjustments based on the context provided by the profileSection prop.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the SinglePost component behaves as expected when used in the user posts page.
# This script is a placeholder for manual verification.
echo "Manually verify the SinglePost component's behavior in the user posts page context."

Length of output: 179

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find the file(s) where the SinglePost component is defined.
fd "SinglePost\.tsx$" --exec cat {}

Length of output: 14983

src/backend/posts.api.ts (1)

• 76-76: The addition of an empty line before querying the database in the getAllUserPosts function improves code readability by visually separating the setup from the action. This change aligns with best practices for code formatting and readability.

src/components/core/posts/SinglePost.tsx (3)

• 41-43: The addition of deleteBox, isLoading, and profileSection state variables is crucial for managing the UI state related to post deletion and loading indicators. It's important to ensure that these states are managed correctly throughout the component's lifecycle to provide a smooth user experience.
• 49-63: The implementation of the deleteHandler function is key to enabling post deletion functionality within the SinglePost component. It's essential to handle errors gracefully and provide appropriate feedback to the user, which is achieved through the use of toastify for success and error messages. Additionally, ensuring that isLoading is reset in the catch block is good practice for maintaining a consistent UI state.
• 172-212: The addition of a delete dialog box UI is a significant enhancement to the user experience, allowing users to confirm their intention before deleting a post. It's important to ensure accessibility and usability standards are met, such as keyboard navigability and focus management. Additionally, the use of conditional rendering based on the deleteBox state is an effective way to manage this UI component.

[Girishbari]

With new schema update profile won't work, once #241 merged properly, I think we can raise this issue

[Sanchitbajaj02]

With new schema update profile won't work, once #241 merged properly, I think we can raise this issue

@Girishbari #241 was successfully merged. The schema is also updated as per the project requirements. If you find any gap, let me know

[Girishbari]

@Sanchitbajaj02 this PR hasnt been merged, is there any prob with it

[Sanchitbajaj02]

@Sanchitbajaj02 this PR hasnt been merged, is there any prob with it

I'm not getting enough time to fully review this PR. Will merge it by weekend

[Girishbari]

oh, okay