Support Multiple Employer Records and Refactor Employment Data Processing #19
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Extracted the CSV-to-XML learner object mapping from main.js into a dedicated pushLearners utility function in src/utils/pushLearners.js. This improves code organisation and readability in the main file whilst preserving all existing functionality. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract employment status and learning delivery array construction logic into dedicated utility functions, improving code organisation and maintainability in the learner processing pipeline. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reorganise imports for better logical grouping and add section comment markers to improve code navigation in main.js. Improves readability without functional changes. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Overview
This PR extends the ILR file creator to support up to 5 employment statuses per learner (previously limited to 2), whilst significantly improving code maintainability through strategic refactoring. The changes align with ILR 25/26 requirements and make the codebase substantially easier to navigate and extend.
Tip
No action required after pulling. All changes are backwards compatible - the refactoring maintains existing API behaviour whilst improving code organisation.
Changes
Architecture & Refactoring
Major code organisation improvements to enhance maintainability:
main.jsinto dedicated utility module (src/utils/buildEmploymentArray.js, 191 lines)src/utils/buildLearningDeliveryArray.js, 405 lines)src/utils/pushLearners.js, 47 lines)main.jscomplexity by ~674 linesImpact: Core application logic now follows single-responsibility principle with clear separation of concerns.
Feature: Extended Employment Status Tracking
Expanded employment monitoring capabilities:
Use case: Supports learners with multiple concurrent employment situations or complex employment histories throughout their learning journey.
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Comprehensive 25/26 academic year reference materials:
docs/inputs/25_26 Columns.csv, 221 columns documented)docs/inputs/25_26 Export.csv)docs/inputs/25_26 Values.csv, 220 entries)docs/inputs/Status-Comparison.md)Impact: Developers and data managers now have complete reference documentation for input validation and troubleshooting.
index.htmlUpdated UI components to support new employment status fields (172 line changes)
Summary
Like reorganising a chaotic spice rack where everything was crammed into one drawer, we've now got dedicated compartments for employment paprika, learning delivery cumin, and learner coriander - plus we've added three more shelves for when apprentices moonlight as circus performers, dog walkers, and competitive cheese rollers simultaneously.