feat: score uploaded flight

[flyingtof]

Score Flight Feature:

• add "score flight" action in planner tool
• this action is visible only when there is a flight track selected
• the score is computed on the current selected flight
• during the score computation, a toast is displayed
• when score is computed,
  • the score (points,kms,speed,duration) is displayed in the planner tool,
  • the optimized route is displayed on the map
  • for triangle and out-and-return flight, closing area and FAI sectors are displayed on the map

Notable Changes

• The worker is embedded in a Scorer class that is used in 'user made path scoring' use case and 'uploaded flight scoring'.
• In the PathElement, the drawing of the result is launched when the score changes in the application state. Formerly, it was launched explicitly after the score computation.
• The Score class have been changed. It is now an union of the ScoringResult and an origin flag that indicates if the scoring was performed in a 'user made path scoring' context or a 'uploaded flight scoring' context. This information is required in the PathElement class to protect the 'user made path' from overriding.

Pending points

• Can we remove the origin flag in the Score class ?
• Can we hide the requestId handling in the Scorer ?

TODO

• display a cancelation dialog during long score computation

Summary by Sourcery

This pull request adds a new feature for scoring uploaded flights, displaying results in the planner and map. It also includes significant refactoring by introducing a 'Scorer' class to handle scoring logic and updating the 'PathElement' to draw results based on state changes.

• New Features:
  • Introduced a new feature to score uploaded flights, displaying results in the planner and map, with editable results on the map.
• Enhancements:
  • Refactored the scoring logic by embedding the worker in a new 'Scorer' class, used for both user-made path scoring and uploaded flight scoring.
  • Updated the 'PathElement' to draw results automatically when the score changes in the application state.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced improved scoring functionality with real-time feedback during scoring operations.
  • Enhanced the planner element with a new UI for scoring the current track.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined scoring logic by removing the previous Score class and implementing a new Scorer class for better performance.
  • Updated state management in the planner element to reflect changes in scoring data structure.

• Enhancements

  • Improved the handling of scoring results and integration with the Redux store.
  • Enhanced user experience with toast notifications during scoring processes.
  • Required properties in the scoring result structure to ensure consistent data representation.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes enhance the functionality of the PathElement and Scorer classes within the fxc-front application. Key updates include the introduction of a new scoring mechanism, the refactoring of existing classes to streamline scoring operations, and improvements to user feedback during interactions. The modifications focus on better state management and integrating asynchronous processing for scoring requests.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/path-element.ts	Refactored scoring logic, added RuntimeTrack, and updated methods for handling scoring results and state changes.
apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts	Removed Score class, implemented Scorer class with web worker support, and added new methods for scoring requests.
apps/fxc-front/src/app/redux/planner-slice.ts	Updated score property from Score to ScoringResult in PlannerState and modified setScore reducer accordingly.
libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.ts	Modified ScoringResult interface to make circuit required and added a new path property for optimized paths.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PathElement
    participant Scorer
    participant PlannerElement
    participant ReduxStore

    User ->> PathElement: Modify Path
    PathElement ->> PathElement: Update currentTrack
    PathElement ->> Scorer: score()
    Scorer ->> PathElement: return ScoringResult
    PathElement ->> PlannerElement: dispatch(handleScoreAction)
    PlannerElement ->> ReduxStore: dispatch(setScore)

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In fields of code where paths traverse,
The scorer hops, no need to rehearse.
With updates swift and methods bright,
The optimized paths now take flight.
Redux states and scores align,
Enhancing routes, so fine!
🎉🐇✨

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new feature for scoring uploaded flights. The implementation includes embedding the worker in a 'Scorer' class, updating the 'PathElement' to draw results when the score changes, and modifying the 'Score' class to include an 'origin' flag. The planner tool now displays a 'Score Track' action when a track is selected, and the results are editable on the map.

File-Level Changes

Files	Changes
apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/path-element.ts apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/planner-element.ts	Refactored the scoring logic by introducing a 'Scorer' class, updating the 'PathElement' to handle score changes, and adding new state properties and methods in 'PlannerElement' to manage track scoring.

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libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.ts (2)

49-49: Ensure all usages of ScoringResult are updated to handle the now-required circuit property.

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312-321: The handleScoringResult method has been updated to dispatch actions based on scoring results. Verify its integration with the state management system and ensure it updates the state correctly.

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• league is used in methods that manage league-specific logic, such as scoring rules and league settings.

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298-310: The handleScoreAction method has been updated to support scoring based on track data. Verify its integration with the scoring system and ensure it handles all edge cases correctly.

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[vicb]

Thanks
I only took a quick look.
You can address AI review comments by either merging the suggestion or closing the discussion.

[flyingtof]

About complexity issues, I think that we should decide together what to do. That's why the related conversation are not resolved yet.

• State: put Score is in it's own state slice (does it make sens that it is in the planner state slice?)
• Ui Components: create new ones (split planner-element?)
• Other??
• Do we postpone these refactorings in another PR?

[vicb]

Added more comments.
Thanks for the updates.

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts (1)

80-80: Consider setting the scoringWorker to null instead of undefined after termination.

Setting the scoringWorker to null instead of undefined after termination explicitly indicates that the worker has been disposed of.

Apply this diff to set the scoringWorker to null:

- this.scoringWorker = undefined;
+ this.scoringWorker = null;

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• apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/path-element.ts (13 hunks)
• apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/planner-element.ts (8 hunks)
• apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/ui/main-menu.ts (2 hunks)
• apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts (1 hunks)
• apps/fxc-front/src/app/redux/planner-slice.ts (2 hunks)
• libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.spec.ts (2 hunks)
• libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.ts (6 hunks)

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• apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/ui/main-menu.ts

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/redux/planner-slice.ts (2)

37-39: LGTM!

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libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.ts (7)

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/planner-element.ts (7)

1-1: Approved import statements.

The import statements have been correctly updated to include the required types and modules.

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27-27: Approved change to the score property.

The type of the score property has been correctly updated to ScoringResult.

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38-39: Approved new hasCurrentTrack property.

The new hasCurrentTrack property is correctly defined, initialized, and decorated with @state().

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48-48: Approved new scoreHandler property.

The new scoreHandler property is correctly defined and initialized with an arrow function that dispatches a custom event.

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51-51: Approved change in the stateChanged method.

The stateChanged method has been correctly updated to set the hasCurrentTrack property based on the current state.

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149-149: Approved changes in the rendering of the score details.

The rendering of the score details has been correctly updated to use the properties of the ScoringResult type. The use of optional chaining ensures safe access to the properties.

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193-198: Approved changes in the rendering of the "Score Track" button.

The rendering of the "Score Track" button has been correctly updated to use conditional rendering based on the hasCurrentTrack property. The button dispatches the 'score-track' event when clicked, allowing the scoring of the current track to be triggered.

apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/2d/path-element.ts (10)

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libs/optimizer/src/lib/optimizer.spec.ts (2)

22-22: LGTM!

The addition of the circuit property enhances the test case by explicitly specifying the circuit type, improving clarity and consistency.

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The modification to the array declaration improves code readability by consolidating the scoring rule names into a single line without affecting the logic or functionality.

[vicb]

Looks great.
A few minor comments and questions and should be good to go 🎉

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts (1)

7-7: Clarification on ScoringResultHandler type definition.

The type definition for ScoringResultHandler is clear and appropriately placed at the top of the file for visibility. This is a good practice as it helps developers understand the expected function signature early in the file.

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9-96: Review of the Scorer class implementation.

The Scorer class is well-structured and encapsulates the functionality related to scoring flights using a web worker. Here are some detailed observations and suggestions:

1. Worker Management:

   • The lazy creation of the worker in the score method (line 53) is efficient as it avoids unnecessary resource allocation. However, the use of the nullish coalescing operator (??=) is modern and ensures that the worker is only created when scoringWorker is undefined.
   • The cleanup method (line 78) properly handles the termination of the worker, which is crucial for preventing memory leaks and ensuring that resources are freed when the Scorer instance is no longer needed.

2. Error Handling:

   • Error handling in the score method (lines 68-72) is robust, logging errors to the console if the postMessage operation fails. This is crucial for debugging and maintaining the reliability of the scoring process in production environments.

3. Message Handling:

   • The createWorker method (lines 82-96) sets up the worker's message and error handling. The use of the onmessage and onerror handlers is appropriate. The logic to retrieve and invoke the handler based on the message ID (lines 85-90) is correctly implemented, ensuring that the correct callback is called with the scoring result.

4. Documentation and Code Comments:

   • The documentation within the score method (lines 21-51) is verbose but informative, explaining how to handle the this context in callbacks. This is beneficial for less experienced developers or those unfamiliar with JavaScript's handling of this in different contexts.

5. Potential Improvements:

   • Consider adding more specific error handling for different types of failures that might occur within the worker (e.g., handling specific error codes or retry mechanisms).
   • The method createWorker could potentially be refactored to handle more generic worker setup scenarios if the application's architecture allows for it, making it reusable for other types of workers.

Overall, the implementation of the Scorer class follows good software engineering practices, with clear separation of concerns, proper resource management, and thorough documentation.

Consider enhancing the error handling mechanisms to include more specific scenarios and possibly a retry logic for critical operations.

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7-7: Approved: Type definition for ScoringResultHandler.

The type definition for ScoringResultHandler is clear and correctly specifies that it takes a ScoringResult and returns void. This is a good practice for ensuring type safety and clarity in function signatures.

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts (4)

7-7: Clarification on ScoringResultHandler type.

The ScoringResultHandler type is well-defined and clear, providing a strong typing for callback functions handling scoring results.

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9-19: Review of Scorer class and its properties.

The Scorer class is well-structured with clear responsibilities. The use of a private worker and a map to handle asynchronous scoring results is appropriate. The documentation in the comments is helpful and enhances maintainability.

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52-73: Review of score method implementation.

The score method is well-implemented with lazy creation of the worker and error handling. The use of postMessage and handling of potential errors with a catch block enhances the robustness of the method. The method's return of a unique request ID is a good practice for tracking asynchronous operations.

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75-80: Review of cleanup method.

The cleanup method is concise and effectively ensures that the worker is terminated when no longer needed, preventing potential memory leaks. This is a crucial aspect of resource management in web applications using workers.

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apps/fxc-front/src/app/logic/score/scorer.ts (2)

53-55: Good implementation of the cleanup method.

The use of optional chaining to terminate the worker is safe and effective.

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57-61: Efficient use of lazy instantiation in the getWorker method.

The nullish coalescing operator (??=) is appropriately used to ensure the worker is instantiated only when necessary.

[vicb]

Thanks a lot, another great feature!