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WalkthroughThe changes adjust how test data is filtered, displayed, and managed. Conditional logic in test details now uses a case‐insensitive comparison for Azure. The filtering and pagination parameters have been renamed (e.g., from “provider” to “severity” and “per_page” to “pageSize”) and logging added. Several components and hooks have been updated or newly introduced—including a new tests table, filter toolbar, and table context provider—while obsolete components and files have been removed. Additionally, integration documentation for AWS, Azure, Deel, and GCP has been added. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant FT as FilterToolbar
participant TC as TestsTableContext
participant HT as useTests Hook
participant API as Backend API
participant TT as TestsTable
U->>FT: Enters search / toggles filter
FT->>TC: Updates filter state (search, severity, status)
TC->>HT: Triggers data fetch with new parameters
HT->>API: Request filtered test data
API-->>HT: Return test data
HT-->>TC: Update context state with results
TC->>TT: Render updated table view
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apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/empty-states.tsx (1)
9-27: Consider extracting common empty state UI patterns.Both
NoTestsandNoResultscomponents share similar UI structures (centered layout, icon, title, description). You might consider creating a baseEmptyStatecomponent to reduce duplication and ensure consistent styling across empty states.+ interface EmptyStateProps { + icon?: React.ReactNode; + title: string; + description: string; + actions?: React.ReactNode; + className?: string; + } + + function EmptyState({ icon, title, description, actions, className }: EmptyStateProps) { + return ( + <div className={cn("mt-24 flex items-center justify-center", className)}> + <div className="flex flex-col items-center"> + {icon || <CloudOff className="mb-4 h-12 w-12 text-muted-foreground" />} + <div className="text-center mb-6 space-y-2"> + <h2 className="font-medium text-lg">{title}</h2> + <p className="text-muted-foreground text-sm">{description}</p> + </div> + {actions} + </div> + </div> + ); + }Then you could simplify both components:
export function NoTests() { const t = useI18n(); return ( <EmptyState title={t("tests.empty.no_tests.title")} description={t("tests.empty.no_tests.description")} actions={<EmployeeInviteSheet />} className="absolute w-full top-0 left-0 z-20" /> ); }Also applies to: 29-60
packages/docs/integrations/aws.mdx (1)
20-23: Duplicate Header in "Configuration Steps"
There is a duplicate"### Configuration Steps"header at lines 20 and 22. Please remove the redundant header (suggest removing the one at line 22) to streamline the document.-### Configuration Stepspackages/docs/integrations/azure.mdx (2)
53-62: Role Assignment Instructions Need Minor Grammatical Adjustment.
In the step “Assign access to: User, group, or service principal” (line 60), consider removing the colon or rephrasing it (for example, "Assign access for User, group, or service principal") for improved readability.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...hanced visibility) - Assign access to: User, group, or service principal ...(RP_COLON)
120-132: Troubleshooting Section: Minor Language Correction.
At line 131, consider adding the article "the" before "secret" to read: "Ensure the service principal hasn't expired and the secret is valid."🧰 Tools
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Context: ...he service principal hasn't expired and secret is valid ### Support For additional a...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER_THE)
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/types/index.ts (1)
64-76: Consider making TestSeverity more type-safeThe
TestSeveritytype includesnullas a valid option. Consider whether having a distinct string value like "UNKNOWN" or "NONE" might be more type-safe than allowing null. This would make the code less prone to null reference errors.Also, the
createdAtfield accepts both string and Date types. Consider standardizing to a single type and handling conversions when needed.- export type TestSeverity = "INFO" | "LOW" | "MEDIUM" | "HIGH" | "CRITICAL" | null; + export type TestSeverity = "INFO" | "LOW" | "MEDIUM" | "HIGH" | "CRITICAL" | "UNKNOWN"; interface TestRow { id: string; severity: TestSeverity; result: TestResult; title: string; provider: string; - createdAt: string | Date; // Allow both string and Date to handle different data formats + createdAt: Date; // Standardize on Date and convert strings when needed assignedUser: { id: string; name: string | null; image: string | null; } | null; }apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/actions/getTests.ts (1)
20-26: Added logging for improved debuggingAdded logging statements for search parameters, which will help with debugging and understanding the function's behavior during execution.
Consider using a structured logging approach or removing these logs before production deployment to avoid console noise.
- console.log("--------------------------------"); - console.log("search", search); - console.log("severity", severity); - console.log("status", status); - console.log("page", page); - console.log("pageSize", pageSize); - console.log("--------------------------------"); + // Use structured logging or conditional logging based on environment + if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') { + console.log({ + search, + severity, + status, + page, + pageSize + }); + }apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/hooks/useTests.ts (2)
61-66: Clarify the purpose of the tests formatting transformation.The current implementation creates a new object with the same
createdAtproperty without any transformation. If the intention is to ensurecreatedAtis a string (as suggested by the comment), this should be more explicit.// Format the tests to match the TestRow type const formattedTests = data?.tests.map(test => ({ ...test, // Convert Date to string for use in components if needed - createdAt: test.createdAt + createdAt: typeof test.createdAt === 'string' + ? test.createdAt + : new Date(test.createdAt).toISOString() })) || [];This explicitly converts
createdAtto a string if it isn't already one, which aligns with the comment's intent.
39-39: Consider validating the search parameter.The
searchparameter is now passed as an argument rather than being extracted from the URL, but there's no validation to handle cases where it might be unexpectedlynullor an empty string.-export function useTests(search: string | undefined) { +export function useTests(search?: string) { const searchParams = useSearchParams(); + const normalizedSearch = search?.trim() || ''; const severity = searchParams.get("severity") || undefined; // ... rest of the function } = useSWR<TestsResponse, AppError>( - ["tests", { search, severity, status, page, pageSize }], - () => fetchTests({ search, severity, status, page, pageSize }), + ["tests", { search: normalizedSearch, severity, status, page, pageSize }], + () => fetchTests({ search: normalizedSearch, severity, status, page, pageSize }),This ensures that the search parameter is always a string and trims any whitespace.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/columns.tsx (4)
14-17: Consider using distinct colors for INFO and LOW severity levels.Both "INFO" and "LOW" severity badges use the same
bg-muted-foregroundclass, which may make it difficult for users to distinguish between these different severity levels at a glance.case "INFO": - return <Badge className="bg-muted-foreground">{severity}</Badge>; + return <Badge className="bg-slate-400">{severity}</Badge>; case "LOW": return <Badge className="bg-muted-foreground">{severity}</Badge>;
42-45: Improve type safety in getProviderLogo function.The current implementation has potential type safety issues when accessing the integration logo.
const getProviderLogo = (provider: string): string => { const integration = integrations.find((i) => i.id === provider); - return typeof integration?.logo === 'string' ? integration.logo : ''; + return integration && typeof integration.logo === 'string' ? integration.logo : ''; };
115-122: Add error handling for invalid dates.The code assumes that
row.original.createdAtwill always be convertible to a valid Date object, but this may not always be the case.const date = new Date(row.original.createdAt); +const isValidDate = !isNaN(date.getTime()); return ( <div className="text-muted-foreground"> - {date.toLocaleDateString("en-US", { + {isValidDate ? date.toLocaleDateString("en-US", { year: "numeric", month: "short", day: "numeric", - })} + }) : "Invalid date"} </div> );
75-81: Improve accessibility of clickable title.The current button implementation could be enhanced with more explicit accessibility attributes.
<button type="button" className="text-left hover:underline" onClick={() => handleRowClick(row.original.id)} + aria-label={`View details for ${title}`} > <span className="truncate">{title}</span> </button>apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/TestsList.tsx (3)
10-10: Pass the search parameter dynamically.The code passes an empty string as a static parameter to the
useTestshook. Consider making this parameter dynamic or clarify the intention.- const { tests, isLoading, error } = useTests(''); + // Using empty string intentionally as search state is managed by TestsTableProvider + const { tests, isLoading, error } = useTests('');
27-27: Add a more descriptive empty state check.The current empty check could be more explicit about checking if the tests array exists before checking its length.
- if (tests.length === 0) { + if (!tests || tests.length === 0) {
18-22: Add retry functionality for error state.Consider adding a retry button when there's an error loading tests to improve user experience.
<div className="space-y-4"> <h2 className="text-xl font-semibold">Tests</h2> <div className="border p-4 rounded-md bg-red-50 text-red-800"> Error loading tests: {error.message} + <button + className="ml-2 px-3 py-1 bg-red-100 text-red-800 rounded-md hover:bg-red-200" + onClick={() => window.location.reload()} + > + Retry + </button> </div> </div>apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/hooks/useTestsTableContext.tsx (3)
79-84: Use React's cleanup pattern for setTimeout.The current implementation using setTimeout doesn't follow React's cleanup pattern, which could lead to potential memory leaks.
// Track when loading changes useEffect(() => { if (isLoading === false) { // Small delay to ensure UI transitions properly - setTimeout(() => { + const timer = setTimeout(() => { initialLoadCompleted.current = true; setIsSearching(false); }, 50); + return () => clearTimeout(timer); } }, [isLoading]);
63-64: Remove unused variables.The variables
currentPageandcurrentPageSizeare defined but never used in the component.- const currentPage = Number.parseInt(page, 10); - const currentPageSize = Number.parseInt(pageSize, 10);
99-101: Enhance active filters check with search condition.The current implementation only considers
severityandstatusfor active filters, but not thesearchterm.// Check if any filters are active const hasActiveFilters = useMemo(() => { - return severity !== null || status !== null; + return severity !== null || status !== null || !!search; }, [severity, status, search]);apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/filter-toolbar.tsx (1)
28-40: Consider separating page reload from success notificationThe current implementation reloads the entire page on successful test refresh, which might disrupt the user experience. Consider using a more targeted approach to refresh only the necessary data.
export function refreshTests = useAction(refreshTestsAction, { onSuccess: () => { toast.success(t("tests.actions.refresh_success")); - window.location.reload(); + // Instead of full page reload, consider: + // 1. Use a context-based approach to refresh just the tests data + // 2. Trigger a refetch action that updates the state }, onError: () => { toast.error(t("tests.actions.refresh_error")); }, });apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/TestsTable.tsx (3)
38-46: Consider avoiding full page reload on refreshSimilar to the filter-toolbar component, this component also performs a full page reload on successful test refresh, which might disrupt the user experience.
const refreshTests = useAction(refreshTestsAction, { onSuccess: () => { toast.success(t("tests.actions.refresh_success")); - window.location.reload(); + // Consider a more targeted refresh approach: + // 1. Refetch only the tests data + // 2. Update the state through context }, onError: () => { toast.error(t("tests.actions.refresh_error")); }, });
52-60: Clean filter category configuration with unnecessary verbosityThe filter categories configuration looks good but has some unnecessary verbosity in property assignments.
const filterCategories = getFilterCategories({ status, setStatus, - severity: severity, - setSeverity: setSeverity, + severity, + setSeverity, setPage, });
48-50: Consider using router.push instead of router.replace for navigationUsing
router.replacefor row click navigation will replace the current history entry, which might not be the expected behavior if users want to use the back button to return to the table view.const handleRowClick = (testId: string) => { - router.replace(`/${orgId}/tests/all/${testId}`); + router.push(`/${orgId}/tests/all/${testId}`); };apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/filterCategories.tsx (1)
13-44: Well-implemented filter categories generator with proper state management.The
getFilterCategoriesfunction effectively maps the predefined filters to UI-ready objects with the correct checked state and onChange handlers. I particularly appreciate:
- The use of the spread operator to maintain existing filter properties
- The conditional logic in onChange that properly toggles filters
- Resetting the page to "1" when filters change to ensure consistent pagination
This implementation follows React best practices for filter state management.
Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the function's purpose and return value. Also, if this function is called frequently in a parent component, consider wrapping it with useMemo for optimization.
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Context: ...hanced visibility) - Assign access to: User, group, or service principal ...
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apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/loading.tsx (3)
11-11: Improved function signatureThe function signature has been cleaned up by removing the unnecessary trailing semicolon, which aligns with common TypeScript style conventions.
23-31: Enhanced cell dimensions for better content displayThe cell widths have been increased from 50px to 100px, and the skeleton width has been adjusted from 15px to 50px. These changes provide more appropriate space for the content and improve the loading state visualization.
38-38: Improved responsive design for better mobile experienceThe responsive breakpoint has been changed from
smtomdfor table cells, meaning these columns will only be visible on medium-sized screens and larger. This improves the mobile experience by reducing clutter on smaller screens.Also applies to: 43-43, 48-48
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/empty-states.tsx (3)
29-29: Improved type safety forhasFiltersparameter.Making
hasFiltersa required parameter ensures that consumers of this component must explicitly provide this value, preventing potential runtime issues from undefined values.
9-27: LGTM:NoTestscomponent implementation.The component appropriately displays a user-friendly message when no tests are available, with proper internationalization support and clear visual hierarchy.
7-8: Import organization looks good.The import for
EmployeeInviteSheetis properly positioned with other imports at the top of the file, maintaining good code organization.packages/docs/docs.json (1)
37-51: New "Integrations" Tab Added – Verify Navigation Integrity
The new tab with"tab": "Integrations"and its nested group"Integrations Guides"(with pages for integrations) is correctly structured and consistent with the existing navigation. Please verify that the links (e.g.,"integrations/index","integrations/deel", etc.) resolve properly in the documentation build process.packages/docs/integrations/index.mdx (2)
1-4: Front Matter Verification
The YAML front matter is correctly set with the title"Integrations"and description"Comp AI Integration Guide". Ensure that these values match the intended navigation and display settings in the documentation.
6-21: Overall Document Structure – New Integrations Guide
This new file clearly outlines the supported integrations. The sections "Supported Integrations," "Deel Integration," and "Cloud Provider Integrations" are well organized. Verify that all internal links (e.g., to setup instructions) correspond to existing pages.packages/docs/integrations/deel.mdx (2)
1-4: Front Matter Verification
The front matter with title"Deel Integration"and description"Sync employee data from Deel to Comp AI"is correctly formatted. This sets the proper context for the document.
6-71: Comprehensive Integration Guide Content
The document is well structured with clear sections on setup, configuration, data synchronization, and troubleshooting. The step-by-step guide is easy to follow, and the table detailing imported data fields is clear. Consider linking to additional resources (or screenshots) if available to augment the guide.packages/docs/integrations/aws.mdx (2)
1-4: Front Matter and Title Verification
The YAML front matter with title"AWS Integration"and description"Connect AWS to Comp AI for cloud security testing"is correct.
6-99: AWS Integration Content Review
The file provides a detailed and comprehensive guide for AWS integration—including prerequisites, configuration steps, and capabilities. Ensure that all IAM policies and the recommended configuration details are up-to-date with AWS best practices.packages/docs/integrations/gcp.mdx (3)
1-4: Front Matter and Title Verification
The front matter with title"GCP Integration"and description"Connect Google Cloud Platform to Comp AI for cloud security testing"is correctly formatted.
6-37: GCP Setup and Configuration Clarity
The setup process and configuration steps are clearly described with separate options for service account and Terraform-based integration. Verify that any referenced Terraform modules or additional resources are available for users.
39-104: Comprehensive GCP Integration Documentation
The sections on capabilities, compliance frameworks, managing access, and troubleshooting are well documented and provide clear guidance. The support section correctly refers to GCP integration.packages/docs/integrations/azure.mdx (13)
1-4: Front Matter Structure Looks Good.
The YAML front matter clearly sets the title and description for the Azure integration documentation.
6-8: Introductory Section is Clear.
The header and introductory paragraph concisely introduce the purpose of the documentation.
10-19: Prerequisites and Setup Process.
This section effectively outlines the necessary prerequisites with an ordered list, ensuring users know what is required before proceeding.
24-26: Azure Portal Login Instructions are Clear.
The instructions for logging into the Azure portal, including the appropriate link, are well-stated and user friendly.
27-33: Microsoft Defender for Cloud Setup Guidelines.
The steps for enabling Microsoft Defender for Cloud, including waiting for provisioning, are comprehensive and easy to follow.
34-40: Azure AD Application Registration.
The registration process for a new application in Azure AD is clearly detailed, providing necessary options such as app naming and account type selection.
41-45: Retrieving Client and Tenant IDs.
The instructions for copying the Client ID and Tenant ID from the app's Overview page are straightforward and clear.
46-52: Client Secret Creation Steps are Well Defined.
Clear guidance is provided on creating and copying the client secret immediately, which is crucial since it cannot be viewed again later.
63-72: Connecting Azure to Comp AI is Well Documented.
The step-by-step guide for connecting Azure to Comp AI—including entering the necessary credentials—is clear and detailed.
74-89: Security Tests and Capabilities Table is Structured Well.
The table neatly outlines the various security assessments performed by the integration, making it easy for users to understand the capabilities at a glance.
90-100: Compliance Frameworks Section is Concise and Informative.
Listing the compliance frameworks provides users with a quick understanding of the standards the integration checks against.
101-119: Managing Access Section is Thorough.
This section clearly delineates what permissions the Azure application/service principal has and further clarifies the limitations, maintaining transparency about the integration's capabilities.
133-139: Support Section is Clear and Concise.
The support instructions are well-organized, providing multiple helpful resources such as a knowledge base, a support email, and a Discord community link.apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/types/index.ts (4)
25-25: Schema parameter renamed from per_page to pageSizeThe parameter has been renamed from
per_pagetopageSize, which improves naming consistency with conventional pagination APIs. This is a breaking change that will affect API consumers.
61-62: Good addition of strongly typed enumsThe addition of proper type definitions for
TestResultandTestSeverityimproves type safety throughout the application.
78-85: Well-structured TestsTableProps interfaceThe
TestsTablePropsinterface is well-defined with clear property types and appropriate optionality.
22-22:Details
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Schema parameter renamed from provider to severity
The parameter has been renamed from
providertoseverity, which aligns well with the rest of the changes in this PR. This is a breaking change that affects API consumers.
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Provider to Severity Schema Update – Please Manually Verify Remaining References
- The schema parameter has been successfully renamed from
providertoseverity(see the code snippet:inseverity: z.string().optional(),apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/types/index.tsat line 22).- An initial search for the pattern
"provider:\s*z\.string\(\)\.optional\(\)"produced no output, which suggests that the change is complete. However, the absence of results (i.e., a low-quality inference) means it’s prudent to manually verify that no lingering references toproviderexist elsewhere in the codebase.Please ensure a manual confirmation on this breaking change for all API consumers.
packages/integrations/src/azure/src/index.ts (1)
151-151: Improved case normalization for Azure compliance statusConverting
stateto uppercase ensures consistency in status values, which is important for reliable comparisons elsewhere in the application. This complements the change in TestDetails.tsx that now uses case-insensitive comparison for Azure.apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/[testId]/components/TestDetails.tsx (1)
69-69: Fixed Azure provider case comparisonChanged the comparison from case-sensitive "AZURE" to case-insensitive "azure", which ensures proper provider label display regardless of the case used in the provider value. This complements the Azure integration change that now normalizes state values to uppercase.
apps/app/src/hooks/use-compliance-scores.ts (1)
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23-23: LGTM: Simplification of TestsList component usageThe component is now being rendered without props, which aligns with the updated implementation in
TestsList.tsxthat no longer requires thecolumnHeadersprop and internally handles data fetching via theuseTestshook.
40-41: Removed empty linesThese empty lines were removed, which helps with code cleanliness.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/filterConfigs.tsx (2)
1-19: Well-structured status filters with clear visual indicatorsThe
STATUS_FILTERSarray provides a clear definition of test statuses with appropriate icons from lucide-react, making the UI more intuitive. The use ofas constensures type safety by making the array read-only.
21-47: Well-defined severity filters with consistent stylingThe
SEVERITY_FILTERSarray provides a comprehensive set of severity levels with visual indicators. Each severity has a distinct color, which helps with quick identification in the UI.apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/data-table-header.tsx (12)
48-48: Improved dependency array in useCallbackThe dependency array now correctly includes all dependencies used in the callback function, which prevents potential stale closure issues.
62-63: Enhanced visibility of table headersRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the severity header visible on medium-sized screens and larger, which improves the user experience.
66-67: Updated sort query parameter from "status" to "severity"Changed the sorting parameter from "status" to "severity", which aligns with the changes in the data model and filtering capabilities.
76-77: Enhanced visibility of result headerRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the result header visible on medium-sized screens and larger.
90-91: Enhanced visibility of title headerRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the title header visible on medium-sized screens and larger.
97-98: Improved code formatting for better readabilityRemoved unnecessary parentheses around the arrow icons for sorting, which improves code readability without changing functionality.
104-105: Enhanced visibility of provider headerRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the provider header visible on medium-sized screens and larger.
111-112: Improved code formatting for better readabilityRemoved unnecessary parentheses around the arrow icons for sorting for the provider column.
118-119: Enhanced visibility of createdAt headerRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the createdAt header visible on medium-sized screens and larger.
125-126: Improved code formatting for better readabilityRemoved unnecessary parentheses around the arrow icons for sorting for the createdAt column.
132-133: Enhanced visibility of assignedUser headerRemoved the
hidden md:table-cellclass, making the assignedUser header visible on medium-sized screens and larger.
139-140: Improved code formatting for better readabilityRemoved unnecessary parentheses around the arrow icons for sorting for the assignedUser column.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/actions/getTests.ts (5)
17-17: Updated parameter names for consistencyChanged parameter extraction from
parsedInput, replacingproviderwithseverityandper_pagewithpageSizefor better naming consistency across the codebase.
36-36: Updated pagination calculationUpdated the pagination calculation to use
pageSizeinstead ofper_page, which aligns with the parameter naming changes.
61-62: Enhanced filtering capabilitiesUpdated the condition for
statusto use an object withequalsandmodeproperties, and added a new condition forseverityto filter results based on its value. These changes improve the filtering capabilities of the function and align with the Prisma query API.
82-82: Updated pagination parameterUpdated the
takeparameter to usepageSizeinstead ofper_page, which aligns with the parameter naming changes.
106-107: Consistent filtering in count queryUpdated the filtering conditions in the count query to match those in the main query, ensuring consistent results. This includes updating the condition for
statusand adding a new condition forseverity.apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/hooks/useTests.ts (3)
39-45: Function signature and parameter extraction updated correctly.The changes to the
useTestshook signature and parameter extraction are appropriate. The hook now accepts asearchparameter and properly extractsseverity(formerlyprovider) andpageSize(formerlyper_page) from the search parameters.
47-59: SWR configuration updated correctly for new parameters.The SWR key and fetch function parameters have been properly updated to include
severityinstead ofproviderand to use thepageSizeparameter.
68-74: Return object updated with appropriate values.The return object now includes
formattedTestsinstead of raw data andrevalidateTestsinstead ofisMutating, which is appropriate for the updated functionality.apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/filter-toolbar.tsx (4)
42-57: Well-implemented query string helperThe
createQueryStringfunction is well-implemented with proper handling of null values and memoization usinguseCallback, which helps with performance optimization.
61-70: Good use of debouncing and transitionsUsing debouncing for the search input and wrapping the router navigation in a transition reduces unnecessary API calls and prevents UI jank during updates.
75-85: Conditional rendering based on isEmpty propThe component correctly handles the
isEmptyprop to conditionally render the search input, making it flexible for different use cases.
89-102: Clean implementation of the clear buttonThe clear button implementation is clean and effective, providing users with an easy way to reset their search and navigate back to the base view.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/TestsTable.tsx (2)
62-73: Well-implemented conditional pagination calculationThe pagination calculation is well-implemented with a defensive approach, only calculating values when the total is defined. This prevents potential errors from undefined values.
75-101: Comprehensive DataTable configurationThe DataTable configuration is comprehensive, covering all necessary aspects of the table functionality including data loading, pagination, search, filters, and actions. The props are well-structured and clearly defined.
apps/app/src/app/[locale]/(app)/(dashboard)/[orgId]/tests/all/components/table/filterCategories.tsx (2)
1-4: LGTM! Good use of client-side directive and clean imports.The "use client" directive is correctly placed at the top of the file, indicating this is a React Client Component. The imports are clean and specific, bringing in only what's needed from the filterConfigs file.
5-11: Well-structured TypeScript interface with appropriate types.The
FilterCategoriesPropsinterface is well-defined with clear typing for each property. Usingstring | nullfor filter values is appropriate since filters can be unselected.
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