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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements a comprehensive importer page functionality that allows users to upload, process, and export XLSX files with a modern web interface. The implementation includes both frontend and backend components with secure file management.
Key Changes
- Added a complete file upload and processing system with drag-and-drop interface
- Implemented secure file management service with automatic cleanup
- Created comprehensive API endpoints for file operations and status tracking
Reviewed Changes
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tests/integration/test_importer_api.py |
Integration tests covering all API endpoints and complete workflow |
sismanager/templates/importer/importer.html |
Frontend HTML template with drag-and-drop file upload interface |
sismanager/static/js/importer.js |
JavaScript application handling file operations and UI interactions |
sismanager/static/css/importer.css |
CSS styling for the importer interface |
sismanager/services/file_manager.py |
Secure file management service with cleanup and access control |
sismanager/blueprints/importer/routes_old.py |
Previous routes implementation (appears to be reference/backup) |
sismanager/blueprints/importer/routes_new.py |
Alternative routes implementation (appears to be reference/backup) |
sismanager/blueprints/importer/routes.py |
Main routes implementation with API endpoints |
sismanager/__init__.py |
Flask app configuration for file upload limits |
docs/importer_api.md |
API documentation for all importer endpoints |
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| fileData.fileId = result.file_id; // Store the file ID from server response | ||
| this.uploadedFileIds.add(result.file_id); | ||
| this.processedFiles.push(fileName); | ||
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| // Process the uploaded file | ||
| await this.processUploadedFile(result.file_id); |
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The code expects result.file_id but the upload API returns files array with each file having an id field. This will cause the file ID to be undefined, breaking subsequent operations.
| fileData.fileId = result.file_id; // Store the file ID from server response | |
| this.uploadedFileIds.add(result.file_id); | |
| this.processedFiles.push(fileName); | |
| // Process the uploaded file | |
| await this.processUploadedFile(result.file_id); | |
| fileData.fileId = result.files[0].id; // Store the file ID from server response | |
| this.uploadedFileIds.add(result.files[0].id); | |
| this.processedFiles.push(fileName); | |
| // Process the uploaded file | |
| await this.processUploadedFile(result.files[0].id); |
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| // Use the first file ID for export (since it's a global operation) | ||
| const fileId = Array.from(this.uploadedFileIds)[0]; |
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Taking the first file ID from the set assumes all uploaded files should be processed together for deduplication/export. This design may not be correct if files should be processed independently.
| # Start cleanup scheduler | ||
| self._start_cleanup_scheduler() |
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Starting a background cleanup thread in the constructor could lead to multiple threads being created if multiple FileManager instances are created. Consider using a singleton pattern or application-level initialization.
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