Fix roles bug #657
Fix roles bug #657
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WalkthroughThis update introduces significant enhancements across several components in the codebase, focusing on improving Docker configurations, refining ESLint and Prettier settings, and optimizing project structure for a micro-frontend architecture. Key changes include updated build scripts, modularized components, and improved package management using Lerna. These adjustments aim to enhance the development workflow, streamline builds, and bolster code quality across both client and server applications. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant App
participant API
User->>App: Start Application
App->>API: Fetch Initial Data
API-->>App: Return Data
App-->>User: Render UI
User->>App: Interact with Form
App->>API: Update Data
API-->>App: Confirmation
App-->>User: Update UI
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packages/dashboard-app/src/root.component.test.tsx (1)
5-9: Uncomment or remove the placeholder test.The test for the
Rootcomponent is currently commented out. If this is intentional for ongoing development, consider adding a note explaining why. Otherwise, uncomment and ensure the test is functional.- // const {getByText} = render(<Root name="Testapp" />) - // expect(getByText(/Testapp is mounted!/i)).toBeInTheDocument(); - // return true; + const {getByText} = render(<Root name="Testapp" />) + expect(getByText(/Testapp is mounted!/i)).toBeInTheDocument();packages/footer-app/webpack.config.js (1)
12-14: Document potential webpack customizations.Consider adding comments or documentation on potential customizations for the webpack configuration to guide future developers.
- // modify the webpack config however you'd like to by adding to this object + // Add custom webpack configurations here, such as additional plugins or loaders.packages/client-roles-app/src/jembi-client-roles-app.tsx (1)
10-12: Improve error boundary handling.The error boundary currently returns null, which may not provide sufficient information for debugging. Consider logging the error or displaying a fallback UI to improve error handling.
- return null; + console.error('Error in microfrontend:', err, info); + return <div>Something went wrong.</div>;packages/header-app/jest.config.js (1)
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packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/basic.backdrop.component.tsx (1)
6-6: Consider returningvoidin theonCloseprop type.The
onCloseprop is typed to returnunknown, which could be more explicitly defined asvoidto improve clarity and type safety.- onClose?: () => unknown + onClose?: () => voidpackages/clients-app/src/interfaces/index.ts (1)
1-11: Consider adding documentation comments for interfaces.Adding comments to describe the purpose and usage of each interface and its fields can enhance readability and maintainability.
/** * Represents basic information about a client. */ export interface BasicInfoModel { clientID: string; clientName: string; roles: string[]; organization: string; softwareName: string; description: string; location: string; contactPerson: string; contactPersonEmail: string; }packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/basic.dialog.component.tsx (1)
13-24: Component implementation is clean.The
BasicDialogcomponent is implemented cleanly, following React best practices. Consider adding PropTypes for runtime type checking if not already covered by TypeScript.+BasicDialog.propTypes = { + title: PropTypes.string, + open: PropTypes.bool.isRequired, + onClose: PropTypes.func.isRequired, + children: PropTypes.node.isRequired, + size: PropTypes.oneOfType([PropTypes.string, PropTypes.number]), + defaultContentWrapper: PropTypes.bool, +};packages/clients-app/src/app.css (2)
2-3: Consider using CSS variables for colors and fonts.To improve maintainability and consistency, consider defining CSS variables for colors and fonts. This approach makes it easier to update styles across the application.
:root { --primary-color: #29AC96; --background-color: #f1f1f1; --font-family: 'Roboto', 'Helvetica', sans-serif; } body { background-color: var(--background-color); font-family: var(--font-family); }
29-31: Consider using CSS variables for colors and fonts.For consistency and maintainability, define CSS variables for colors and fonts.
.css-17ahk7h-MuiStepIcon-text { fill: #fff; font-size: 1.1rem !important; }packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/alert.dialog.component.tsx (1)
1-4: Consider organizing imports.For better readability, consider grouping imports by their origin, such as external libraries and internal components.
import React from 'react'; import Alert, { AlertColor } from '@mui/material/Alert'; import Backdrop from '@mui/material/Backdrop'; import AlertTitle from '@mui/material/AlertTitle';packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/alert.dialog.component.tsx (1)
1-5: Consider organizing imports.As with the previous file, consider grouping imports by their origin for better readability.
import React from 'react'; import Alert, { AlertColor } from '@mui/material/Alert'; import Backdrop from '@mui/material/Backdrop'; import AlertTitle from '@mui/material/AlertTitle'; import { BasicDialog } from './basic.dialog.component';packages/dashboard-app/src/services/api.ts (3)
9-17: Improve error handling ingetMediators.Consider adding more context to the error logs to aid in debugging.
- console.error(err) + console.error('Error fetching mediators:', err)
20-28: Improve error handling ingetTransactions.Consider adding more context to the error logs to aid in debugging.
- console.error(err) + console.error('Error fetching transactions:', err)
31-42: Improve error handling ingetTimeSeries.Consider adding more context to the error logs to aid in debugging.
- console.error(err) + console.error('Error fetching time series:', err)packages/client-roles-app/src/utils/index.ts (1)
38-50: Add error handling inupsertRole.Consider adding error handling to manage potential failures in the upsert operations.
+ try { await Promise.all([...upsertClientPromises, ...upsertChannelPromises]) + } catch (err) { + console.error('Error upserting clients or channels:', err) + throw err + }packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/confirmation.dialog.component.tsx (1)
1-8: Consider adding prop types for validation.While TypeScript provides type checking, adding runtime prop types using libraries like
prop-typescan enhance robustness by catching errors during development.packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/confirmation.dialog.component.tsx (1)
1-8: Consider adding prop types for validation.Adding runtime prop types using libraries like
prop-typescan enhance robustness by catching errors during development.packages/dashboard-app/src/types/index.ts (2)
29-47: Consider usingDatetype fortimestampinTimeSeries.The
timestampfield is converted to aDateobject in the code, suggesting that using aDatetype directly could enhance type safety and prevent potential errors from incorrect string formats.
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1-8: Consider revising types forportandtimestampfields.
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portfield is currently used as a string for URL construction, but using anumbertype could enhance type safety by preventing invalid port values.- The
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packages/client-roles-app/src/root.component.tsx (1)
1-8: Consider organizing imports.While not a critical issue, organizing imports by grouping external and internal imports separately can enhance readability.
packages/clients-app/src/root.component.tsx (1)
1-9: Consider organizing imports.As with the previous file, organizing imports by grouping external and internal imports separately can enhance readability.
packages/header-app/src/contexts/confirmation.context.tsx (1)
1-2: Consider organizing imports.Organizing imports by grouping external and internal imports separately can enhance readability.
packages/header-app/package.json (1)
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packages/dashboard-app/src/components/charts.component.tsx (3)
1-10: Consider Import Optimization.The imports are well-organized, but consider using named imports for
date-fnsfunctions to reduce bundle size and improve performance.- import * as fns from 'date-fns' + import { add } from 'date-fns'
71-73: Ensure Consistent Loading Indicators.The
Loadercomponent is displayed while fetching transactions. Ensure it provides a consistent user experience by considering adding a timeout or skeleton screen for better UX.
75-130: Enhance Accessibility and Semantic HTML.Ensure that all interactive elements are accessible and use semantic HTML. For instance, use
<main>instead of<div>for the main content area.- <div> + <main> ... - </div> + </main>packages/dashboard-app/src/components/charts/transaction-line-chart.component.tsx (2)
60-77: Ensure Consistent Date Formatting.The
xValueFormatterfunction formats dates for the x-axis. Ensure that the formats are consistent with user expectations and locale settings.
85-142: Enhance Chart Accessibility.Ensure that the chart is accessible by adding appropriate ARIA labels and roles. Consider providing alternative text for users with screen readers.
- <Card style={{minWidth: '100%', backgroundColor: '#fff'}}> + <Card style={{minWidth: '100%', backgroundColor: '#fff'}} role="figure" aria-label="Transaction Line Chart">packages/dashboard-app/src/components/filters/basic.filter.component.tsx (1)
156-217: Enhance Component Accessibility.Ensure that all form controls are accessible. Add ARIA labels where necessary and ensure keyboard navigation is intuitive.
- <RadioGroup row value={selectedOption} onChange={handleOptionChange}> + <RadioGroup row value={selectedOption} onChange={handleOptionChange} aria-label="Filter Options">packages/clients-app/src/pages/clients-list/clients-list.tsx (2)
62-75: Provide user feedback on successful deletion.Consider notifying users when a client is successfully deleted to improve user experience.
- .then(() => {}) + .then(() => { + enqueueSnackbar('Client deleted successfully', {variant: 'success'}) + })
1-31: Remove unused import:closeSnackbarThe
closeSnackbarfunction is imported but not used inclients-list.tsx. Consider removing it to clean up the imports.
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- packages/legacy-app/app/views/about.html
- packages/legacy-app/app/views/auditDetails.html
- packages/legacy-app/app/views/audits.html
- packages/legacy-app/app/views/certificates.html
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- packages/client-roles-app/src/pages/list-client-roles/data-grid-styling.css
- packages/clients-app/.eslintrc
- packages/clients-app/.gitignore
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- packages/clients-app/babel.config.json
- packages/clients-app/src/pages/clients-list/data-grid-styling.css
- packages/clients-app/src/pages/components/styles.css
- packages/clients-app/tsconfig.json
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- packages/dashboard-app/src/components/styles.css
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- packages/dashboard-app/src/declarations.d.ts
- packages/footer-app/.eslintrc
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- packages/header-app/mocks/@jembi/openhim-theme.jsx
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packages/header-app/src/components/openhim.appbar.component.tsx
[error] 180-180: The assignment should not be in an expression.
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.gitignore (3)
1-1: Clarify the purpose of the trailing slash innode_modules/.The addition of the trailing slash to
node_modules/indicates that it is a directory, which is a good practice to avoid confusion. Ensure that this change aligns with any existing patterns in your.gitignorefile.
2-4: Ensure sensitive files are properly ignored.The addition of
DockerfileARM,packaging/import-maps-server/builds, and*.secretshelps in ignoring specific build artifacts and sensitive files. This aligns well with enhancing security and maintaining a clean repository.
5-5: Clarify the purpose of the trailing slash indist/.Similar to
node_modules/, the trailing slash indist/indicates a directory. This is a good practice to avoid confusion and ensure consistency.packages/client-roles-app/src/interface/index.ts (1)
1-6: InterfaceClientRoleis well-defined.The
ClientRoleinterface is clearly defined with appropriate use of optional and required fields. This enhances type safety and clarity in the codebase..dockerignore (2)
1-1: Broadened scope for ignoringnode_modules.Changing to
**/node_modulesensures that allnode_modulesdirectories, regardless of their location in the directory structure, are ignored. This is a good practice for optimizing Docker builds.
12-12: Ensure sensitive files are excluded from Docker builds.The addition of
*.secretsto the.dockerignorefile is a prudent measure to prevent sensitive files from being included in Docker images, enhancing security.packages/footer-app/src/services/api.ts (1)
4-6: LGTM!The
getAboutfunction is correctly implemented to return a promise fromfetchAbout.docker-compose.yaml (1)
3-10: LGTM!The service configuration for
jembi-mfe-serveris correctly specified.Tools
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[warning] 7-7: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
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packages/footer-app/tsconfig.json (1)
1-10: LGTM!The TypeScript configuration is well-structured and suitable for a Single-SPA React application.
packages/dashboard-app/tsconfig.json (1)
1-10: Configuration looks good!The TypeScript configuration is well-structured for a micro-frontend application using Single SPA and React. The settings for
jsx,declarationDir,files,include, andexcludeare appropriate.packages/client-roles-app/tsconfig.json (1)
1-10: Configuration looks good!The TypeScript configuration is well-structured for a micro-frontend application using Single SPA and React. The settings for
jsx,declarationDir,files,include, andexcludeare appropriate.packages/dashboard-app/jest.config.js (1)
1-12: Jest configuration looks good.The Jest configuration is well-structured and aligns with typical React project setups. Ensure that all paths and modules are correctly set for your project's needs.
packages/footer-app/jest.config.js (1)
1-12: Consistent Jest configuration.The Jest configuration is consistent with the dashboard app's setup, which is good for maintaining uniformity across the project. Ensure that any specific needs for the footer app are also addressed.
packages/client-roles-app/jest.config.js (1)
1-12: Jest configuration looks good.The Jest configuration is well-structured and follows standard practices for testing a React application. The use of
babel-jest,identity-obj-proxy, and@testing-library/jest-domis appropriate for the project's needs.packages/clients-app/jest.config.js (1)
1-12: Jest configuration is consistent and appropriate.This Jest configuration mirrors the setup in
packages/client-roles-app/jest.config.js, which is suitable for testing a React application. The consistency across configurations is beneficial for maintainability.packages/footer-app/src/root.component.tsx (1)
1-14: Root component implementation is clean and effective.The use of
React.StrictModeandThemeProvideris appropriate for ensuring robust rendering and theming in the application. The component is well-structured and follows best practices for a React functional component.packages/dashboard-app/webpack.config.js (1)
1-14: LGTM! Ensure proper documentation for custom configurations.The webpack configuration is set up correctly for a single-spa React TypeScript project. Consider adding comments or documentation for any custom configurations you plan to add in the future to maintain clarity.
Dockerfile (1)
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2-22:
LGTM! Verify compatibility with Node.js 16.19.The Dockerfile updates improve the build process by using Node.js 16.19-alpine and a modular approach to asset management. Ensure that all dependencies and configurations are compatible with Node.js 16.19 to avoid runtime issues.
packages/header-app/jest.config.js (3)
2-3: Ensure the root directory is correctly set.The
rootDiris set to'src'. Verify that this is the intended directory for Jest to look for tests and source files.Verification successful
The
rootDiris correctly set.The
srcdirectory exists in thepackages/header-app/directory, confirming that the Jest configuration'srootDirsetting is appropriate. No changes are needed.Scripts executed
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4-4: Consider including additional module directories if necessary.The
moduleDirectoriesincludenode_modulesand__mocks__. Ensure that all necessary directories for module resolution are included.
12-12: Check the mapping for single-spa-react/parcel.The
moduleNameMappermapssingle-spa-react/parcelto its CommonJS version. Ensure this is compatible with your usage of single-spa-react.packages/client-roles-app/webpack.config.js (1)
4-10: Verify the single-spa configuration.The configuration uses
singleSpaDefaultsfor a project namedclient-roles-app. Ensure that the organization and project names are correctly set and consistent with your project structure.Verification successful
Verified: Single-SPA Configuration is Correct
The organization name "jembi" and the project name "client-roles-app" are consistently used across the codebase, indicating that the single-spa configuration is correctly set. No discrepancies were found in the configuration settings.
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.travis.yml (2)
13-13: Ensurenpm installis necessary inbefore_script.The
npm installcommand is added to thebefore_scriptsection. Verify if this is required here, as it might be more appropriate ininstallunless specific timing is needed.Verification successful
npm installis appropriately placed inbefore_script.The
.travis.ymlfile does not have aninstallsection, andnpm installis not duplicated elsewhere. It appears necessary inbefore_scriptto ensure dependencies are installed before running subsequent build commands.Scripts executed
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10-10: Verify theCHROME_BINassignment.The
CHROME_BINis set tochromium-browser, but the packages installed aregoogle-chrome-stableandgoogle-chrome-beta. Ensure that this variable points to the correct binary if tests require Google Chrome.package.json (6)
2-3: Project name and privacy settings updated.The project name has been updated to reflect the micro-frontend architecture, and the package is marked as private to prevent accidental publication.
7-9: Workspaces configuration for monorepo setup.The
workspacesfield is correctly set up to manage multiple packages underpackages/*. Ensure all packages are properly configured.
10-13: Updated devDependencies for monorepo management.The inclusion of
lernais appropriate for managing a monorepo. Ensure that all scripts and configurations leverage Lerna effectively.
20-24: Dependencies updated for testing and functionality.The addition of testing libraries (
@testing-library/jest-dom,@testing-library/react) indicates a focus on testing. Ensure that these libraries are correctly integrated into the testing setup.
14-19: Scripts updated for Lerna usage.Scripts now use
npx lerna runto manage tasks across the monorepo. Verify that all scripts are functioning as expected in the new setup.Verification successful
Lerna Configuration Verified
The project is correctly configured to use Lerna, as indicated by the presence of
lerna.jsonand references inpackage.json. The updated scripts should function as expected within this setup.
lerna.jsonis present, confirming Lerna configuration.- Lerna is referenced in
package.jsonandpackage-lock.json.Scripts executed
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4-5: Ensure compatibility with Node.js 16.x.The
enginesfield specifies Node.js 16.x. Verify that all dependencies and scripts are compatible with this Node version.Verification successful
Node.js 16.x Compatibility Verified
The
enginesfield in the rootpackage.jsonspecifies compatibility with Node.js 16.x, and no conflicting Node.js version requirements were found in thepackage.jsonfiles of sub-packages. Everything appears to be in order.
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package.jsonspecifies Node.js 16.x.legacy-apppackage specifies a minimum Node.js version of 0.12.0, which is compatible.Scripts executed
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packages/dashboard-app/babel.config.json (3)
1-11: Babel presets configuration for React and TypeScript.The presets include
@babel/preset-env,@babel/preset-react, and@babel/preset-typescript, which are appropriate for a React and TypeScript project.
12-20: Babel plugins configuration for runtime optimization.The
@babel/plugin-transform-runtimeis used withuseESModulesset to true, which is beneficial for optimizing runtime and reducing bundle size.
21-32: Test environment configuration for Babel.The
envsection configures Babel for the test environment, targeting the current Node.js version, which is suitable for server-side testing.packages/clients-app/webpack.config.js (3)
1-2: Ensure proper plugin usage.The
dotenv-webpackplugin is used to load environment variables from a.envfile. Ensure that sensitive information is not inadvertently exposed through these variables.
4-5: Check for correct usage ofwebpack-merge.The
mergefunction fromwebpack-mergeis used to combine the default configuration with custom settings. This is a common practice to maintain modular and clean configurations.
7-14: Review the single-spa configuration.The
singleSpaDefaultsfunction is used to set up a default configuration for a single-spa application. Ensure that the organization and project names are correct and consistent with other parts of the codebase.packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/basic.dialog.component.tsx (2)
1-2: Ensure proper import usage.The imports from
@mui/materialare correct for the components used. Ensure that these components are compatible with the rest of your application and that the package is up to date.
4-11: TypeScript props definition looks good.The
BasicDialogPropstype is well-defined, with optional and required properties clearly specified. This enhances type safety and component usability.packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/basic.dialog.component.tsx (2)
1-2: Ensure proper import usage.The imports from
@mui/materialare correct for the components used. Ensure consistency with other parts of the application.
4-11: TypeScript props definition is consistent.The
BasicDialogPropstype is consistent with the previous component, ensuring uniformity across components.packages/footer-app/src/declarations.d.ts (1)
1-42: File approved.The module declarations are consistent and correctly define how TypeScript should handle these imports.
packages/client-roles-app/src/declarations.d.ts (1)
1-42: File approved.The module declarations are consistent with the previous file and correctly define how TypeScript should handle these imports.
packages/clients-app/src/declarations.d.ts (1)
1-42: File approved.The module declarations are consistent across the files and correctly define how TypeScript should handle these imports.
packages/clients-app/src/types/index.ts (2)
3-17: Good use of validation inClientSchema.The schema ensures that the
rolesarray has at least one role, which is crucial for the roles functionality.
19-30: Comprehensive validation inAuthenticationSchema.The schema covers various authentication methods, ensuring flexibility and security.
packages/client-roles-app/src/utils/index.ts (1)
25-36: Efficient data fetching ingetAllClientsAndChannels.The function efficiently fetches clients and channels in parallel.
packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/confirmation.dialog.component.tsx (1)
19-38: Ensure accessibility considerations are met.The dialog component should ensure accessibility features are implemented, such as proper focus management and keyboard navigation.
packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/confirmation.dialog.component.tsx (1)
19-38: Ensure accessibility considerations are met.The dialog component should ensure accessibility features are implemented, such as proper focus management and keyboard navigation.
packages/dashboard-app/src/utils/index.ts (1)
12-35: Verify logic for determining time scale.Ensure that the logic for determining the time scale is correct, especially the conditions that handle transitions between scales such as months to weeks.
packages/dashboard-app/src/types/index.ts (4)
50-57: LGTM!The
TimeSeriesScaleenum is well-defined and captures all necessary time scales effectively.
61-65: LGTM!The
TransactionLineChartPropstype is well-structured and covers necessary properties for the chart effectively.
10-13: Verify the use of string type fortimestamp.Consider using a more specific type for
timestamp(e.g.,Dateor a more precise string format) to enhance type safety.Verification successful
Consider using a more specific type for
timestamp.The
timestampfield is currently defined as a string but is converted to aDateobject intransaction-line-chart.component.tsx. It may be beneficial to use a more precise type or format fortimestampto improve type safety and clarity.
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packages/dashboard-app/src/components/charts/transaction-line-chart.component.tsx- Usage:
const ts = new Date(props.data[j].timestamp)Scripts executed
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15-27: Verify the use of string types for_id,clientID,clientIP, andstatus.Consider whether these fields could benefit from more specific types (e.g.,
clientIPas an IP address type) to improve type safety and clarity.Verification successful
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clientIPandstatus
- The
_idandclientIDfields are appropriately typed as strings given their usage context.- The
clientIPfield could potentially benefit from a more specific type if IP validation is needed.- The
statusfield inTransactionmight be more suitable as an enum if it represents a set of predefined values.Scripts executed
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packages/header-app/src/contexts/alert.context.tsx (2)
12-49: LGTM!The
AlertProvidercomponent is well-implemented and correctly manages alert state and functions.
51-57: LGTM!The
useAlerthook is well-implemented and correctly ensures usage within anAlertProvider.packages/header-app/src/contexts/backdrop.context.tsx (2)
13-45: LGTM!The
BasicBackdropProvidercomponent is well-implemented and correctly manages backdrop state and functions.
47-55: LGTM!The
useBasicBackdrophook is well-implemented and correctly ensures usage within aBasicBackdropProvider.packages/header-app/src/contexts/dialog.context.tsx (4)
4-15: Context Initialization Looks Good.The context is correctly initialized with
undefinedas the default value, ensuring that the absence of a provider is handled.
17-42: Provider Logic is Well-Implemented.The provider correctly manages the dialog state and provides functions to control the dialog's visibility and properties.
44-55: Render Logic is Correct.The provider correctly renders its children and the
BasicDialogcomponent with the appropriate props.
59-64: Custom Hook Implementation is Sound.The
useBasicDialoghook correctly accesses the context and ensures it is used within a provider.packages/footer-app/src/components/footer.component.tsx (4)
1-5: Import Statements are Appropriate.The necessary modules from Material-UI and the custom API service are correctly imported.
7-13: Styling Logic is Effective.The
makeStyleshook is used correctly to define and apply styles to the footer component.
16-40: State Management Logic is Well-Structured.The component effectively uses
useStateanduseEffectto manage and fetch theaboutdata.
42-70: Rendering Logic is Clear and Concise.The component correctly renders different content based on the availability of the
aboutdata..github/workflows/master.yml (3)
17-17: Node.js Version Update is Appropriate.Updating to Node.js 16 is a good move for improved performance and compatibility.
28-58: Deployment Steps are Comprehensive.The deployment steps provide detailed control over Docker operations, enhancing the deployment process.
Ensure that SSH keys and Docker configurations are secure and correctly set up.
Verification successful
SSH and Docker Commands Configured Correctly.
The SSH and Docker commands in the workflow are correctly configured for remote execution. However, ensure that:
- SSH keys are securely stored and managed.
- The use of
StrictHostKeyChecking=nois carefully considered due to potential security risks.Scripts executed
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6-6: Verify Branch Trigger Change.The branch trigger has been updated to
poc-microfrontends. Ensure that this aligns with the intended development workflow.Verification successful
Branch Trigger Change Verified
The branch trigger in the workflow file
.github/workflows/master.ymlhas been successfully updated topoc-microfrontends. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended development workflow and branching strategy.
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packages/client-roles-app/src/root.component.tsx (1)
18-31: Verify browser compatibility forwindow.history.pushState.The
window.history.pushStatemethod is used for navigation. Ensure that this functionality works as expected across all target browsers.packages/clients-app/src/root.component.tsx (1)
18-31: Verify browser compatibility forwindow.history.pushState.The
window.history.pushStatemethod is used for navigation. Ensure that this functionality works as expected across all target browsers.Verification successful
Consistent Usage of
window.history.pushStateAcross ComponentsThe
window.history.pushStatemethod is used consistently in bothclient-roles-appandclients-appcomponents for navigation purposes. This method is generally well-supported across modern browsers, so compatibility issues are unlikely.
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packages/header-app/src/contexts/confirmation.context.tsx (2)
19-36: Ensure dialog props have meaningful defaults.The initial state for
dialogPropsprovides default functions foronYesandonNo. Ensure these defaults are meaningful and handle cases where these functions might be called unexpectedly.
73-81: Ensure the custom hook is used within the provider.The
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49-61: Ensure dependencies are necessary and optimal.Review the dependencies to confirm they are necessary for the application and consider if any can be optimized or replaced with lighter alternatives if needed.
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51-62: Ensure dependencies are necessary and optimal.Review the dependencies to confirm they are necessary for the application and consider if any can be optimized or replaced with lighter alternatives if needed.
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49-65: Ensure dependencies are necessary and optimal.Review the dependencies to confirm they are necessary for the application and consider if any can be optimized or replaced with lighter alternatives if needed.
67-67: Confirm type declaration path.Ensure that the path specified for the types field (
dist/jembi-client-roles-app.d.ts) is correct and that the file is generated during the build process.packages/dashboard-app/package.json (2)
6-6: Clarify the use ofconcurrentlyin the build script.The
buildscript usesconcurrentlyto run allnpm:build:*scripts simultaneously. Ensure that this is intentional and that parallel execution won't cause issues.
17-70: Dependencies look good, but verify necessity and updates.The listed dependencies and devDependencies appear appropriate for the project. Ensure all are necessary and consider checking for the latest versions.
packages/clients-app/package.json (2)
12-12: Review the use of--passWithNoTestsin the test script.The
testscript uses the--passWithNoTestsflag with Jest. Ensure this behavior is desired, as it will not fail the build if no tests are present.
17-71: Dependencies look good, but verify necessity and updates.The listed dependencies and devDependencies appear appropriate for the project. Ensure all are necessary and consider checking for the latest versions.
packages/client-roles-app/src/pages/list-client-roles/list-client-roles.tsx (2)
1-16: Imports look good.The imported modules appear necessary and well-organized for the component's functionality.
61-75:noRolesOverlayfunction looks good.The overlay effectively communicates the absence of roles and provides an action to add a new role.
packages/dashboard-app/src/components/filters/basic.filter.component.tsx (1)
42-54: Ensure Default Values are Correct.The
unwrapFilterDataOrDefaultfunction provides default filter values. Ensure these defaults align with user expectations and application requirements.packages/clients-app/src/pages/clients-list/clients-list.tsx (2)
77-112: LGTM! Column definitions are well-structured.The
columnsarray for theDataGridis correctly defined and includes necessary actions.
114-214: LGTM! Custom overlay and main component are well-implemented.The
CustomNoRowsOverlayand the main component rendering provide a clear and user-friendly interface.packages/clients-app/src/pages/edit-client/edit-client.tsx (5)
52-73: LGTM! Validation logic is correctly implemented.The
validateBasicInfoFieldfunction usesClientSchema.safeParseeffectively to validate fields and manage error messages.
123-133: LGTM! State update and validation are correctly implemented.The
onBasicInfoChangefunction effectively updates the state and validates fields.
135-153: LGTM! Authentication state management is well-implemented.The
selectAuthenticationTypeandonAuthenticationChangefunctions correctly manage authentication state updates.
160-230: LGTM! Component rendering is clear and user-friendly.The main component rendering provides a well-structured and intuitive interface for editing client information.
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README.md (2)
104-112: LGTM! Setup instructions are clear and concise.The updated instructions for environment configuration and starting the development instance are clear and helpful.
117-117: LGTM! Docker instructions are well-structured.The Docker setup instructions are clear and provide a comprehensive guide for users to set up the OpenHIM environment.
packages/clients-app/src/pages/components/basic-info.tsx (3)
1-18: Imports look good.The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality.
20-32: Constants and interfaces are well-defined.The style constant and
BasicInfoPropsinterface are correctly set up.
66-95: Event handlers are correctly implemented.The
onBlurValidationandonCheckBoxChangehandlers properly manage state and validation.packages/clients-app/src/pages/add-client/add-client.tsx (2)
1-27: Imports are appropriate.The imports are relevant and necessary for the component's functionality.
66-130: Event handlers are correctly implemented.The handlers for navigation, validation, and saving client data are well-structured and functional.
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packages/clients-app/src/pages/components/authentication.tsx (3)
1-19: Imports are appropriate.The imports are relevant and necessary for the component's functionality.
21-50: State initialization is correct.The state for certificates and authentication types is properly initialized.
52-72: Event handlers are correctly implemented.The handlers for authentication type selection and changes are well-structured and functional.
packages/client-roles-app/src/pages/client-role-form/client-role-form.tsx (6)
1-28: Imports look good.The necessary components and utilities are imported correctly.
35-50: Constants and default states are well-defined.These provide clarity and maintainability for the component's configuration.
52-63: Typography configuration is clear and appropriate.The headings and captions are well-defined for both adding and editing roles.
65-72: Component structure is well-organized.The use of hooks for state management and side effects is appropriate.
124-162: Event handlers are correctly implemented.The handlers effectively manage state updates based on user interactions.
189-294: UI layout is well-structured.Material-UI components are used effectively to create a responsive form layout.
packages/header-app/src/components/openhim.appbar.component.tsx (6)
1-17: Imports look good.The necessary components, icons, and hooks are imported correctly.
19-80: Styles are well-defined.The styles provide a consistent and clean look for the app bar.
82-137: Constants and page definitions are well-organized.These clearly define the structure of the navigation menu.
139-214: Component structure is well-organized.The use of hooks for state management and side effects is appropriate.
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264-507: UI layout is well-structured.Material-UI components are used effectively to create a responsive app bar layout.
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packages/footer-app/src/services/api.ts
1-2: Consider using consistent import style.
The file uses both ES6
importand CommonJSrequirestatements. Consider using one style for consistency.-const {fetchAbout} = require('@jembi/openhim-core-api') +import {fetchAbout} from '@jembi/openhim-core-api'Committable suggestion
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packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/basic.backdrop.component.tsx
15-15: Simplify the
onClickprop assignment.The conditional assignment for
onClickcan be simplified using optional chaining.- onClick={props.onClose ? props.onClose : undefined} + onClick={props.onClose}Committable suggestion
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10-12: Consider improving the error boundary.
The error boundary currently returns
null, which might not provide sufficient feedback during errors. Consider logging the error or displaying a fallback UI.- return null + console.error('Error in microfrontend:', err, info); + return <div>An error occurred. Please try again later.</div>Committable suggestion
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4-8: Uncomment and verify the test code.
The test for the
Rootcomponent is commented out. Ensure that the test is necessary and functional, then uncomment it to enable testing.- // const {getByText} = render(<Root name="Testapp" />) - // expect(getByText(/Testapp is mounted!/i)).toBeInTheDocument() + const {getByText} = render(<Root name="Testapp" />) + expect(getByText(/Testapp is mounted!/i)).toBeInTheDocument()Committable suggestion
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10-12: Consider improving the error boundary.
The error boundary currently returns
null, which might not provide sufficient feedback during errors. Consider logging the error or displaying a fallback UI.- return null + console.error('Error in microfrontend:', err, info); + return <div>An error occurred. Please try again later.</div>Committable suggestion
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10-11: Ensure consistent handling of URL paths.
The logic for determining the default page based on the URL path is straightforward. However, consider using a more robust routing solution to handle navigation and URL management.
33-60: Consider using a Router for navigation.
The component conditionally renders different pages based on the
activePagestate. Consider using a routing library likereact-routerfor improved navigation management and scalability.packages/dashboard-app/src/root.component.tsx
11-14: Consider moving inline styles to a CSS module.
The inline styles for the
divelement could be moved to a CSS module to improve maintainability and separation of concerns./* Example CSS module */ .rootContainer { margin-top: 16px; background-color: #F1F1F1; height: 100vh; }- <div style={{ marginTop: '16px', backgroundColor: '#F1F1F1', height: '100vh' }}> + <div className={styles.rootContainer}>packages/client-roles-app/src/pages/list-client-roles/list-client-roles.tsx
56-58: Enhance error handling in
fetchClientRoles.Consider providing user feedback for errors, such as displaying a message in the UI, rather than only logging to the console.
45-59: Optimize data fetching with error boundaries.
Wrap the data fetching logic in an error boundary or use a state management library to handle errors and loading states more effectively.
packages/clients-app/webpack.config.js
16-19: Consider additional plugin configuration.
The
EnvironmentPluginandDotenvPluginare used to manage environment variables. Consider specifying defaults or required variables to prevent runtime errors due to missing environment variables.- plugins: [new webpack.EnvironmentPlugin(), new DotenvPlugin()] + plugins: [ + new webpack.EnvironmentPlugin({ + // Specify default values or required variables + NODE_ENV: 'development', // example + }), + new DotenvPlugin({ path: './.env' }), + ]Committable suggestion
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11-12: Ensure consistent handling of URL paths.
The logic for determining the default page based on the URL path is straightforward. Consider using a more robust routing solution to handle navigation and URL management.
33-59: Consider using a Router for navigation.
The component conditionally renders different pages based on the
activePagestate. Consider using a routing library likereact-routerfor improved navigation management and scalability.packages/clients-app/src/interfaces/index.ts
13-19: Avoid using
anytype in TypeScript.Using
anydefeats the purpose of TypeScript's type safety. Consider using a more specific type or a generic type parameter.export interface AuthenticationModel { customToken: { token: string }; mutualTLS: { domain: string; certificate: string }; basicAuth: { password: string }; [key: string]: unknown; // Use 'unknown' instead of 'any' }packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/basic.dialog.component.tsx
13-24: Component implementation is consistent.
The
BasicDialogcomponent is consistent with the one in the dashboard app. Ensure that any shared logic or styles are abstracted to avoid duplication.Consider creating a shared component or utility if this dialog is used across multiple applications to promote DRY principles.
packages/clients-app/src/pages/components/basic-info.tsx
46-64: Consider improving error handling in
useEffect.The
useEffectfor fetching roles should handle errors more gracefully. Consider providing more user-friendly error messages or retry mechanisms.- console.log(JSON.stringify(error)) + console.error('Error fetching roles:', error)Committable suggestion
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98-244: Optimize conditional rendering and error message display.
Consider using optional chaining for accessing nested properties and simplify error message conditions.
- error={validationErrors?.clientID ? true : false} + error={!!validationErrors?.clientID}Apply similar changes to other error conditions.
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.<div hidden={hidden}> <Box sx={{marginLeft: 2, marginRight: 2, marginBottom: 3}}> <p style={{fontSize: 24, marginBottom: -10}}>Basic Info</p> <p style={{opacity: '0.6', fontSize: 11}}> Provide the required client information and assign existing roles for access management </p> <Divider style={{marginLeft: -100, marginRight: -100}} /> <br /> <Stack direction="row" spacing={2}> <TextField id="clientID" label="Client ID" fullWidth placeholder="Enter client ID" onChange={onBasicInfoChange} value={basicInfo.clientID} error={!!validationErrors?.clientID} helperText={validationErrors?.clientID} onBlur={onBlurValidation} disabled={editMode} /> <TextField id="name" label="Client Name" fullWidth placeholder="Enter client name" value={basicInfo.name} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.name} helperText={validationErrors?.name} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={{marginLeft: 1}} /> </Stack> <h2>Assign Existing Roles</h2> {validationErrors?.roles && ( <p style={{color: '#FF0000'}}>No Role Selected for Client</p> )} <FormControl sx={{ display: 'flex', flexDirection: 'column', height: 150, overflow: 'auto' }} > {roles.map(role => ( <FormControlLabel key={role} control={ <Checkbox id={role} checked={basicInfo.roles.includes(role)} onChange={onCheckBoxChange} /> } label={role} /> ))} {roles.length === 0 && <p>No roles available</p>} </FormControl> <Divider /> <br /> <Accordion square={false}> <AccordionSummary expandIcon={<ArrowDropDownIcon />} aria-controls="panel2-content" id="panel2-header" > Options Details </AccordionSummary> <AccordionDetails> <TextField fullWidth id="organization" label="Organization" value={basicInfo.organization} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.organization} helperText={validationErrors?.organization} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={styleForTextAreas} /> <TextField fullWidth id="softwareName" label="Software Name" value={basicInfo.softwareName} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.softwareName} helperText={validationErrors?.softwareName} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={styleForTextAreas} /> <TextField fullWidth id="description" label="Description" value={basicInfo.description} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.description} helperText={validationErrors?.description} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={styleForTextAreas} /> <TextField fullWidth id="location" label="Location" value={basicInfo.location} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.location} helperText={validationErrors?.location} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={styleForTextAreas} /> <Stack direction="row" spacing={2}> <TextField fullWidth id="contactPerson" label="Contact Person" value={basicInfo.contactPerson} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.contactPerson} helperText={validationErrors?.contactPerson} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={styleForTextAreas} /> <TextField fullWidth id="contactPersonEmail" label="Contact Person Email" value={basicInfo.contactPersonEmail} onChange={onBasicInfoChange} error={!!validationErrors?.contactPersonEmail} helperText={validationErrors?.contactPersonEmail} onBlur={onBlurValidation} sx={{...styleForTextAreas, marginLeft: 1}} /> </Stack> </AccordionDetails> </Accordion> </Box> </div>Tools
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42-58: Avoid using
//@ts-ignoreand handle errors more gracefully.The
//@ts-ignorecomments should be removed by addressing the underlying TypeScript issues. Consider using optional chaining for error handling as suggested by static analysis tools.- //@ts-ignore - fetchClients() - .then(clients => { - //@ts-ignore - clients.forEach(client => { - setClients(prevClients => [...prevClients, client]) - }) - }) + fetchClients() + .then((clients: Client[]) => { + setClients(clients) + })Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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packages/client-roles-app/src/pages/client-role-form/client-role-form.tsx
78-112: Consider improving error handling and logging.
The error handling in
updateListOfSelectedClientsAndChannelscould be enhanced by providing more user-friendly messages or retry mechanisms. Also, consider using a logging library for better log management.
115-122: Optimize data fetching with error handling.
Consider adding user feedback for errors during data fetching in
useEffect. This can improve user experience by informing them of issues.
164-187: Enhance error messages for better user feedback.
Consider providing more descriptive error messages to guide users in correcting their input.
packages/header-app/src/components/openhim.appbar.component.tsx
193-214: Improve error handling in
fetchMe.Consider providing user feedback or implementing a retry mechanism for failed fetch requests.
180-180: Avoid assignments in expressions for clarity.
The assignment inside the expression can be confusing. Consider refactoring to separate the assignment from the expression.
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199-278: Enhance error handling and user feedback.
Consider providing more detailed feedback to users during form submission and navigation errors.
- alert('Please fill resolve the validation errors before proceeding.') + enqueueSnackbar('Please resolve the validation errors before proceeding.', {variant: 'warning'})Use
enqueueSnackbarfor consistent user notifications.Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
34-51: Consider adding safeguards for step navigation.
There is a TODO comment about preventing
activeStepfrom exceeding step count. Implement a check to ensureactiveStepremains within bounds.- setActiveStep(activeStep + 1) + setActiveStep((prevStep) => Math.min(prevStep + 1, maxSteps))Define
maxStepsbased on the number of steps in your component.Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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15-17: Provide a default value or handle undefined context.
The context is initialized with
undefined. Consider providing a default value or ensuring all consumers handle the undefined case gracefully.- const ConfirmationContext = createContext<ConfirmationContextProps | undefined>( - undefined - ) + const ConfirmationContext = createContext<ConfirmationContextProps>({ + showConfirmation: () => {}, + hideConfirmation: () => {} + })Committable suggestion
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75-121: Use optional chaining for error handling.
Consider using optional chaining to simplify error handling logic as suggested by static analysis tools.
- if (error?.response && error.response?.data) { + if (error?.response?.data) {Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.const onSaveButtonClicked = () => { const basicAuth = { passwordSalt: null, passwordHash: null, passwordAlgorithm: null } if (authentication.basicAuth?.password) { const salt = CryptoJS.lib.WordArray.random(16).toString() const sha512 = CryptoJS.algo.SHA512.create() sha512.update(authentication.basicAuth?.password) sha512.update(salt) const hash = sha512.finalize() basicAuth.passwordSalt = salt basicAuth.passwordHash = hash.toString(CryptoJS.enc.Hex) basicAuth.passwordAlgorithm = 'sha512' } let clientsPayload = { ...basicInfo, clientDomain: authentication.mutualTLS?.domain, ...(authentication.mutualTLS?.certificate ? {certFingerprint: authentication.mutualTLS.certificate} : {}), ...(authentication.customToken?.token ? {customTokenID: authentication.customToken.token} : {}), ...(basicAuth?.passwordHash ? basicAuth : {}) } editClient(client['_id'], clientsPayload) .then(() => { enqueueSnackbar('Client edited successfully', {variant: 'success'}) }) .catch((error: AxiosError) => { if (error?.response?.data) { enqueueSnackbar(error.response.data, {variant: 'error'}) } else { console.log(JSON.stringify(error)) enqueueSnackbar('Error while editing client', {variant: 'error'}) } }) .finally(() => { returnToClientList() }) }Tools
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packages/clients-app/src/app.css
6-11: Avoid excessive use of
!important.Using
!importantcan make styles difficult to override and maintain. Consider refactoring the CSS to increase specificity instead of relying on!important..css-o7ksgj-MuiSvgIcon-root-MuiStepIcon-root.Mui-active, .css-o7ksgj-MuiSvgIcon-root-MuiStepIcon-root.Mui-completed { color: var(--primary-color); }
13-15: Avoid excessive use of
!important.As with the previous comment, try to avoid using
!importantby increasing the specificity of your selectors..css-162bfl7-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiCheckbox-root.Mui-checked { color: var(--primary-color); }
17-19: Avoid excessive use of
!important.Consider increasing the specificity of your selectors to avoid using
!important..css-u7mw59-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiButton-root:hover { background-color: var(--primary-color); }
21-27: Avoid excessive use of
!important.Refactor these styles to avoid using
!importantby increasing the specificity of your selectors..css-1xxaacs-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiButton-root, .css-1xxaacs-MuiButtonBase-root-MuiButton-root:hover { border: 1px solid var(--primary-color); }packages/dashboard-app/src/components/ux/alert.dialog.component.tsx
14-28: Ensure consistent styling and theming.
The inline styles for the
Backdropand thedivcould be moved to a separate CSS or styled-components file to ensure consistency and maintainability.const backdropStyle = { color: '#fff', zIndex: (theme: any) => theme.zIndex.drawer + 1, }; const dialogStyle = { minWidth: '500px', }; <Backdrop sx={backdropStyle} onClick={props.onClose} open={props.open}> <div style={dialogStyle}> <Alert variant="standard" severity={props.severity ?? 'info'}> {props.title && <AlertTitle>{props.title}</AlertTitle>} {props.message} </Alert> </div> </Backdrop>packages/header-app/src/components/dialogs/alert.dialog.component.tsx
15-29: Ensure consistent styling and theming.
The inline styles for the
Backdropand thedivcould be moved to a separate CSS or styled-components file for consistency and maintainability, similar to the previous component.const backdropStyle = { color: '#fff', zIndex: (theme: any) => theme.zIndex.drawer + 1, }; const dialogStyle = { minWidth: '500px', }; <Backdrop sx={backdropStyle} onClick={props.onClose} open={props.open}> <div style={dialogStyle}> <Alert variant="standard" severity={props.severity ?? 'info'}> {props.title && <AlertTitle>{props.title}</AlertTitle>} {props.message} </Alert> </div> </Backdrop>packages/clients-app/src/jembi-clients-app.tsx
11-15: Handle errors in the error boundary.
The error boundary returns
null, which might not provide useful information during development. Consider logging the error or displaying a fallback UI.- return null; + console.error(err, info); + return <div>An error occurred. Please try again later.</div>;Committable suggestion
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73-270: Enhance conditional rendering and user feedback.
Consider using optional chaining for accessing nested properties and improve user feedback for disabled authentication options.
- hidden={authTypes.find(auth => auth === 'jwt') !== undefined} + hidden={!authTypes.includes('jwt')}Apply similar changes to other authentication types.
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36-56: Avoid State Updates in
catchBlock Without Cleanup.Ensure that the component is still mounted before updating state in the
catchblock to prevent memory leaks or errors when the component unmounts during a fetch.- .catch(err => { + .catch(err => { + if (!isMounted) return;Consider using a cleanup function in
useEffectto handle this.Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
63-65: Optimize useEffect Dependencies.
The
useEffecthook depends onfilterData. Ensure thatfilterDatais memoized or its updates are controlled to prevent unnecessary re-fetching.- }, [filterData]) + }, [JSON.stringify(filterData)])This ensures a deep comparison.
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19-34: Ensure Proper Error Handling in Asynchronous Calls.
The
getFilteredTransactionsfunction handles errors by logging them and showing an alert. Consider providing more detailed error messages or retry logic to improve user experience.- message: 'Error loading data' + message: `Error loading data: ${err.message || 'Unknown error'}`Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
packages/dashboard-app/src/components/charts/transaction-line-chart.component.tsx
17-58: Improve Data Processing Logic.
The
buildChartDatafunction processes chart data. Consider optimizing the loop to reduce complexity, especially ifprops.datais large.- for (let j = 0; j < props.data.length; j++) { - const ts = new Date(props.data[j].timestamp) + for (const item of props.data) { + const ts = new Date(item.timestamp)Using
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65-110: Optimize Event Handlers.
The
handleOptionChangefunction updates state based on user input. Consider debouncing this function if it triggers expensive operations.
56-64: Consider Memoizing Initial State.
The initial state is derived from props. Consider memoizing
initDatato prevent unnecessary recalculations.- const initData = unwrapFilterDataOrDefault(props.value) + const initData = React.useMemo(() => unwrapFilterDataOrDefault(props.value), [props.value])Committable suggestion
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