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fix:replacing page title from Dashboard to Home #3270

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  • New Features

    • Updated the title of the first item in the side menu from "Dashboard" to "Home" across various components and data structures.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced the logic for displaying sidemenu options based on user status and organizational settings.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test cases for the SidemenuComponent to verify the correct display and behavior of sidemenu options under different conditions.

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The pull request updates the title property of several constants and methods related to the side menu in the application. Specifically, it changes the title from "Dashboard" to "Home" in various data structures and the corresponding component methods. Additionally, the test suite for the SidemenuComponent is enhanced to reflect these changes, ensuring that the correct options are displayed based on user status and connectivity.

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File Path Change Summary
src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu-item.data.ts Updated sidemenuItemData1 title from 'Dashboard' to 'Home'.
src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu.data.ts Updated titles in sidemenuData1, PrimaryOptionsRes1, getPrimarySidemenuOptionsRes1, and setSideMenuRes from 'Dashboard' to 'Home'.
src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.spec.ts Modified tests for SidemenuComponent to reflect title change from 'Dashboard' to 'Home' and enhanced logic for user status handling.
src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts Removed unused import of map, updated getPrimarySidemenuOptions and getPrimarySidemenuOptionsOffline methods to change title from 'Dashboard' to 'Home'.

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🎉 In the menu where options gleam,
The "Dashboard" fades, replaced by a dream.
"Home" now shines, a welcoming sight,
With logic and tests, all set just right!
Rajinikanth style, we dance and cheer,
For a sidemenu that brings us near! 🌟


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🧹 Outside diff range comments (4)
src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu-item.data.ts (1)

Line range hint 4-13: Your code structure is mass, but let me give you a small suggestion!

Hey nanba, your code is looking sharp like my signature sunglasses! But to make it even more powerful, consider adding a type for the route array.

 export const sidemenuItemData1: SidemenuItem = deepFreeze({
   title: 'Home',
   isVisible: true,
   icon: 'dashboard',
-  route: ['/', 'enterprise', 'my_dashboard'],
+  route: ['/', 'enterprise', 'my_dashboard'] as const,
   disabled: false,
   isDropdownOpen: false,
   dropdownOptions: [],
   openLiveChat: false,
 });

This way, TypeScript will treat the route as a tuple with exact values. Simply superb protection against typos!

src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts (1)

Line range hint 220-224: Style-ah? Icon needs to match the title, thalaiva!

The title has been changed from "Dashboard" to "Home", but the icon still says 'dashboard'. Let's keep it consistent!

-        icon: 'dashboard',
+        icon: 'home',

This change should be applied to both occurrences (lines 222 and 301).

Also applies to: 299-303

src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.spec.ts (2)

Line range hint 315-386: Superstar style test coverage, but let's make it even more powerful!

The test cases are comprehensive, but we could enhance them further by adding specific assertions for the title change.

Add this additional test case to explicitly verify the title change:

+ it('should show Home instead of Dashboard in primary menu options', () => {
+   const result = component.getPrimarySidemenuOptions(true);
+   expect(result[0].title).toBe('Home');
+   expect(result[0].icon).toBe('dashboard');
+   expect(result[0].route).toEqual(['/', 'enterprise', 'my_dashboard']);
+ });

Mind it! The change from 'Dashboard' to 'Home' needs attention, style-ah!

While the sidemenu component correctly shows 'Home' with the 'dashboard' icon, there are multiple test files still using 'Dashboard' in their tracking events and descriptions. Here are the places that need updates:

  • src/app/fyle/dashboard/dashboard.page.spec.ts: Multiple tracking events using 'Dashboard' as page name
  • src/app/fyle/my-advances/my-advances.page.spec.ts: References to 'Dashboard' in tracking events
  • src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.spec.ts: References to 'Dashboard' in test descriptions

The route path my_dashboard can remain unchanged as it's just a URL path, but all user-facing text and tracking events should consistently use "Home" instead of "Dashboard".

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Line range hint 1-600: Thalaiva says: Let's verify the impact of this change!

We should ensure that all references to "Dashboard" have been updated to "Home" across the test suite.


Let me check the actual content to see if we have any inconsistencies between route names and display text, macha! 🕶️

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# Search for any remaining instances of "Dashboard" in the test files
echo "Checking for remaining 'Dashboard' references in test files..."
rg -l "Dashboard" --type-add 'test:*.{spec,test}.*' -t test

# Search for any mismatched "Home" and "dashboard" combinations
echo "Checking for potential inconsistencies between 'Home' title and 'dashboard' references..."
rg -l "title: ['|\"]Home['|\"].*dashboard" --type-add 'test:*.{spec,test}.*' -t test

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echo "Checking content of dashboard.page.spec.ts..."
rg -A 5 -B 5 "Dashboard" "src/app/fyle/dashboard/dashboard.page.spec.ts"

echo "\nChecking content of sidemenu.component.spec.ts for route references..."
rg "dashboard" "src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.spec.ts"

echo "\nChecking for my_dashboard route patterns across test files..."
rg "my_dashboard" --type-add 'test:*.{spec,test}.*' -t test

Length of output: 16201

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)
  • src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu-item.data.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu.data.ts (4 hunks)
  • src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts (3 hunks)
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src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu-item.data.ts (1)

6-6: Mind-blowing change, but let's verify the routes, macha!

The title change from 'Dashboard' to 'Home' is super duper perfect! But listen here, thalaiva - we still have the route as my_dashboard. Style-ah check pannum!

✅ Verification successful

Keep the route as my_dashboard, macha! It's all part of the grand design!

The route path my_dashboard is consistently used across the entire codebase for navigation to the home/dashboard page. Changing it would be like trying to stop me from wearing my signature sunglasses, impossible! Here's why:

  • The route is deeply integrated in many components:
    • Used in app routing module for default redirection
    • Referenced in navigation logic across multiple pages (my-reports, team-reports, etc.)
    • Part of deep linking and authentication flows
    • Used in sidemenu configuration

The title change from 'Dashboard' to 'Home' is purely cosmetic and doesn't require route changes. Just like how I change my style but keep my swag! 😎

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if route paths need to be updated to match the new title

# Search for dashboard-related routes and components
rg -i "dashboard" --type ts

# Search for route configurations
ast-grep --pattern 'route = [$$$]'

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src/app/core/mock-data/sidemenu.data.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-230: Superstar style code organization, but watch out for the freeze!

Mind it! You're using deepFreeze like I use my sunglasses - with absolute style! But remember, once frozen, these constants are as immutable as my dialogue delivery. Make sure all consuming components are ready for this Home makeover!

Let the power of verification flow through our veins:

✅ Verification successful

No worries, partner! These frozen constants are as safe as a perfectly choreographed action sequence!

The verification shows these constants are only used in sidemenu.component.spec.ts for testing purposes. Like a well-rehearsed stunt, the deepFreeze is doing exactly what it should - keeping our test data immutable and predictable.

Let me do one more stylish verification to make sure we're not missing anything:


Mind it! These frozen constants are as cool as my signature sunglasses flip - they're only for testing!

Like a perfectly executed stunt sequence, our verification reveals that these deepFreeze constants are used exclusively in sidemenu.component.spec.ts for test scenarios. The actual sidemenu.component.ts generates its menu items dynamically based on user permissions and settings - a true superstar performance!

The freezing won't affect the production code because:

  • The constants are only imported in the spec file
  • The real component builds its menu through service calls and user settings
  • No other components are depending on these frozen constants

Just like how I say "When I do something, I do it style!", these tests are doing their job with style - keeping our test data immutable and predictable!

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# Search for imports of sidemenu.data
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# Search for direct usage of the constants
rg "sidemenuData1|PrimaryOptionsRes1|getPrimarySidemenuOptionsRes1|setSideMenuRes" --type ts

Length of output: 2211


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if the actual sidemenu component uses any of these constants
rg -t ts "sidemenuData1|PrimaryOptionsRes1|getPrimarySidemenuOptionsRes1|setSideMenuRes" src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts

# And let's see what the actual component looks like
cat src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts

Length of output: 12683


7-7: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Mind-blowing transformation, but let's make it perfect!

Hey there! Like how I punch through walls with style, you've punched through the codebase changing "Dashboard" to "Home". But listen here, partner - the route paths still say 'my_dashboard'. That's like wearing a Superman costume but calling yourself Batman!

Let me help you verify this across the galaxy... I mean, codebase:

Consider updating the route paths to match the new naming:

-    route: ['/', 'enterprise', 'my_dashboard'],
+    route: ['/', 'enterprise', 'home'],

Also applies to: 28-28, 94-94, 161-161

src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts (3)

Line range hint 220-224: Superstar style approval! Mind it!

The changes perfectly align with the PR objective to replace "Dashboard" with "Home". The implementation is clean and maintains all existing functionality. The suggested improvements about icon and route consistency can be addressed in a follow-up PR.

Also applies to: 299-303


Line range hint 220-224: Kabali says: Route path doesn't match the new title, boss!

While we changed the title to "Home", the route path still contains 'my_dashboard'. For better maintainability and consistency:

  1. Consider updating the route path
  2. Ensure all related route references are updated

Also applies to: 299-303


4-4: Mind-it! Let's verify the removal of map operator, machan!

The removal of unused imports keeps our code clean like a well-oiled machine!

✅ Verification successful

Mind it! The map operator removal is perfectly fine, macha!

Like a perfectly timed punch scene, the removal of the 'map' operator import is spot on! Our search shows no usage of 'map' in the component, making this import as unnecessary as a villain's empty threats. Keep the code clean, that's my style!

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Length of output: 10099


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#!/bin/bash
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rg -A 3 -B 3 '\bmap\s*\(' src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.ts

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src/app/shared/components/sidemenu/sidemenu.component.spec.ts (1)

Line range hint 315-319: Mind-blowing change, thalaiva! The title update from 'Dashboard' to 'Home' looks perfect!

The modification aligns perfectly with the PR objectives, maintaining consistency across the application.

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Branches 91.11% ( 10567 / 11597 )
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