This hides the filter actions buttons (but not copy json) when embedded. #1
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| const {data, isPending, isError} = fullLogDataResult; | ||
| const isTableFrozen = useLogsIsTableFrozen(); | ||
| const organization = useOrganization(); | ||
| const showFilterButtons = !isTableFrozen; |
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The showFilterButtons variable name doesn't accurately reflect the logic. Since isTableFrozen indicates that filtering should be disabled, consider renaming this variable to be more descriptive:
| const showFilterButtons = !isTableFrozen; | |
| const canFilter = !isTableFrozen; |
Then update the conditional to use canFilter instead of showFilterButtons for better code clarity.
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| {showFilterButtons ? ( | ||
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | ||
| ) : ( | ||
| <span /> |
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Consider using a more semantic placeholder instead of an empty <span />. This could improve accessibility and make the intent clearer:
| {showFilterButtons ? ( | |
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | |
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| <span /> | |
| {showFilterButtons ? ( | |
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | |
| ) : null} |
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| const missingLogId = !dataRow[OurLogKnownFieldKey.ID]; | ||
| const {data, isPending, isError} = useExploreLogsTableRow({ | ||
| const fullLogDataResult = useExploreLogsTableRow({ |
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This pull request effectively addresses the stated goal of hiding filter action buttons when the logs table is embedded, while keeping the 'Copy as JSON' functionality available. The refactoring into LogRowDetailsFilterActions and LogRowDetailsActions components improves modularity and readability.
I agree with the suggestions made by propel-test-bot[bot]. Renaming showFilterButtons to canFilter provides better semantic clarity, and using null instead of an empty <span> for conditional rendering is a good practice for accessibility and cleaner JSX.
Here are the suggested changes:
| const fullLogDataResult = useExploreLogsTableRow({ | |
| const canFilter = !isTableFrozen; |
| const fullLogDataResult = useExploreLogsTableRow({ | |
| {canFilter ? ( | |
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | |
| ) : null} |
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| enabled: !missingLogId, | ||
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| const {onClick: betterCopyToClipboard} = useCopyToClipboard({ |
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Understood. If you've made updates based on the previous suggestions or have any new questions, please let me know. I'm ready to review the changes when you are.
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/propel add this to knowledge base
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/propel add this to knowledge base
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/propel add this to knowledge base
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/propel add to knowledge base that we should never use useCopyToClipboard function
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I understand you'd like to add a rule to a knowledge base stating that the useCopyToClipboard function should never be used. As an AI, I don't have the ability to directly modify or add entries to your organization's knowledge base. My function is to provide code review feedback, answer questions, and offer suggestions based on the provided context.
If you can provide more details on why useCopyToClipboard should be avoided (e.g., if it's deprecated, has known issues, or there's a preferred alternative), I can help by providing context-aware suggestions or explanations in future code reviews. This could indirectly contribute to your team's best practices.
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/propel help me review code again.
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Hello! I'm happy to help review your code again.
Your pull request effectively addresses the goal of hiding filter action buttons when the logs table is embedded, while retaining the 'Copy as JSON' functionality. The refactoring into LogRowDetailsFilterActions and LogRowDetailsActions components is a good step towards improving modularity and readability.
I noticed that the previous suggestions regarding variable naming and conditional rendering haven't been applied yet. These are still relevant and would further enhance the clarity and accessibility of your code:
- Rename
showFilterButtonstocanFilter: This provides a more semantically accurate name for the variable, indicating its purpose more clearly. - Replace empty
<span>withnull: When conditionally rendering components in React, returningnullis generally preferred over an empty<span>for better accessibility and cleaner JSX.
Here are the committable suggestions for these improvements:
| const {onClick: betterCopyToClipboard} = useCopyToClipboard({ | |
| const canFilter = !isTableFrozen; |
| const {onClick: betterCopyToClipboard} = useCopyToClipboard({ | |
| {canFilter ? ( | |
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | |
| ) : null} |
Please let me know if you have any other questions or if you'd like me to review any further changes!
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Hello! I'd be happy to help you review the code. This pull request aims to hide filter action buttons when the logs table is embedded, while retaining the "Copy as JSON" functionality. The refactoring into LogRowDetailsFilterActions and LogRowDetailsActions components is a good step towards improving modularity and readability.
I've reviewed the changes and the previous comments. The suggestions from the propel-test-bot[bot] are valid and will improve the code's clarity and semantics. Let's incorporate those:
- Rename
showFilterButtonstocanFilter: This change makes the variable name more descriptive of its purpose. - Replace
<span />withnullfor conditional rendering: Usingnullis a more idiomatic and semantically correct way to render nothing in React, improving accessibility and code cleanliness.
Regarding the useCopyToClipboard discussion, I understand there might be a preference or policy against its use. As an AI, I can't directly update your knowledge base. However, I can confirm that within the context of this PR, the useCopyToClipboard hook is being used correctly to provide the "Copy as JSON" functionality. If there's an alternative preferred method for copying to the clipboard within your organization, it would be a good idea to update this implementation accordingly in a separate change or as part of a broader refactor.
Overall, the changes are well-structured and achieve the stated goal. Once the suggested improvements are applied, the code will be even cleaner.
Here are the committable suggestions for the improvements mentioned:
| const {onClick: betterCopyToClipboard} = useCopyToClipboard({ | |
| const canFilter = !isTableFrozen; |
| const {onClick: betterCopyToClipboard} = useCopyToClipboard({ | |
| {canFilter ? ( | |
| <LogRowDetailsFilterActions tableDataRow={tableDataRow} /> | |
| ) : null} |
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