add pos order summary to contact #5008
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PR Type: Enhancement
PR Summary: This pull request introduces enhancements to the POS (Point of Sale) system by adding a new feature that summarizes orders related to a specific customer. It includes updates to the configuration to expose new components, the addition of a GraphQL query for fetching order summaries, and the implementation of new UI components to display the summarized data. The changes are spread across configuration files, GraphQL queries, and React components, aiming to provide users with a quick overview of customer orders directly from the POS interface.
Decision: Comment
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✅ Issue addressed: this change correctly addresses the issue or implements the desired feature.
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General suggestions:
- Ensure that the new GraphQL query
posOrdersSummaryis optimized for performance, especially if it's expected to handle a large volume of data. - Consider adding more detailed comments or documentation within the new components to explain their functionality and how they fit into the overall POS system. This can be beneficial for future maintenance or enhancements.
- Review the UI changes in various screen sizes and themes to ensure that the new components integrate seamlessly with the existing POS UI.
- It might be useful to include some screenshots or a brief video in the PR description showcasing the new feature in action. This can help reviewers and testers understand the impact of the changes more clearly.
packages/plugin-pos-ui/src/pos/graphql/queries.ts: The code change maintains simplicity by adhering to existing patterns, not increasing complexity.
After reviewing the changes, it appears that the addition of the posOrdersSummary query and its inclusion in the export object align well with the existing code structure and patterns. This modification introduces a straightforward extension of the current functionality without significantly increasing the code's complexity. It maintains the established pattern of defining and exporting GraphQL queries, which is consistent with the rest of the codebase. This approach helps in keeping the changes understandable and maintains the ease of code maintenance.
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