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fix: Panel db#424

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fix: Panel db#424
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@rteyssandier rteyssandier self-assigned this Dec 2, 2025
@rteyssandier rteyssandier added the bug Something isn't working label Dec 2, 2025
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This pull request refactors the display of database row details by integrating it into the application's navigation system. Instead of rendering a detail panel directly within the DatabaseResultView, a new dedicated navigation route and composable (DatabaseDetails) have been introduced. This change centralizes the handling of detail views, allowing for consistent panel behavior (e.g., pinnable, closable) across the application and improving the overall navigation structure.

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  • Navigation Refactor for Database Details: Introduced a new DatabaseRoutes.Detail route to handle the display of individual database row details, allowing for a more structured approach to presenting information.
  • Dedicated Detail View Component: A new DatabaseDetails composable was created to serve as the entry point for rendering the detailed view of a database row.
  • Panel Integration via Navigation: The detail view is now presented within a panel using the PanelSceneStrategy through the navigation system, replacing the previous inline FloconPanel implementation in DatabaseResultView.
  • Serialization for Data Models: DetailResultItem and DatabaseRowUiModel are now marked as Serializable to support their use as navigation arguments.
  • Immutability for UI State: DatabasesStateUiModel is annotated with @Immutable to provide a hint to the Compose compiler for potential performance optimizations.
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This pull request refactors the database result detail view from a local panel composable to a navigation-based panel. This is achieved by introducing a new DatabaseRoutes.Detail route and triggering navigation to it upon item selection. The changes are logical and well-structured. My main feedback is regarding code duplication and the use of the Service Locator anti-pattern for navigation within a composable. I've left a comment with suggestions to refactor this for better maintainability and testability.

Comment on lines +120 to 128
val item = DetailResultItem(
index = newIndex,
item = it
)

selectedItem = item
KoinPlatform.getKoin().get<MainFloconNavigationState>()
.navigate(DatabaseRoutes.Detail(item, result.columns))
}
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This logic to create a DetailResultItem and navigate is duplicated in three places: here for Key.DirectionUp, for Key.DirectionDown (lines 138-146), and in the onItemSelected callback (lines 189-191). This should be extracted into a single helper function to avoid code duplication and improve maintainability.

Furthermore, using KoinPlatform.getKoin().get<...>() directly within a Composable is a Service Locator pattern. This couples your UI component to your dependency injection framework, making it harder to test and less reusable. A better approach is to pass navigation actions as lambda parameters to your composable (dependency injection).

@florent37 florent37 merged commit 659c9f6 into main Dec 2, 2025
@florent37 florent37 deleted the fix/panel_db branch December 2, 2025 15:57
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