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src/app/components/Login.tsx (2)
13-16: Styling enhancement looks good, minor suggestion for consistencyThe addition of the gradient background enhances the button's visual appeal, aligning well with the PR objectives.
Consider using a consistent color format for better readability. For example:
sx={{ backgroundImage: - 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', + 'linear-gradient(to bottom, rgba(230, 230, 230, 0.05), rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.27))', }}This change uses rgba() for both colors, making it easier to understand the opacity values.
18-20: Icon addition enhances UI, consider using theme colorsThe addition of the LoginIcon improves the button's visual cues, which is great for user experience and aligns with the PR objectives.
Consider using theme colors instead of hardcoded values for better maintainability and consistency:
<LoginIcon - sx={{ color: '#eee', paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} + sx={{ color: 'text.primary', paddingRight: 1, marginRight: 1 }} />This change uses the theme's text color and spacing units, which will automatically adjust if the theme changes.
src/app/components/Logout.tsx (2)
8-13: Consider adjusting the button colorThe addition of the Tooltip and the modifications to the Button properties enhance the user experience and align with the PR objectives. However, the use of the "error" color for the logout button might not be ideal.
Consider using a more neutral color like "primary" or "secondary" for the logout button. The "error" color typically implies a problem or error state, which might not be the intended message for a logout action.
14-17: Consider simplifying button stylingWhile the custom gradient styling adds visual depth, it might overcomplicate the design and potentially conflict with the overall UI consistency.
Consider simplifying the button styling by removing the gradient and using a solid color that aligns with your design system. This would make the code more maintainable and ensure consistency across the UI. For example:
sx={{ - backgroundImage: - 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', + backgroundColor: theme => theme.palette.primary.main, }}This approach uses the theme's primary color, ensuring consistency with the rest of the application.
src/app/layout.tsx (1)
35-40: Approved: Grid implementation enhances layout, but consider alternativesThe addition of the Grid component successfully addresses the PR objective of repositioning the footer by ensuring the main content fills the available space. This pushes the footer to the bottom of the page, improving the overall layout.
However, consider these potential improvements:
- Use Material-UI's
Boxcomponent instead ofGridfor simpler layout adjustments.- Implement CSS Grid for more fine-grained control over the layout.
Example using
Box:<Box sx={{ display: 'flex', flexDirection: 'column', minHeight: 'calc(100vh - 137px)', justifyContent: 'center', }} > {children} </Box>This approach might provide a more idiomatic solution within the Material-UI ecosystem.
src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/ConfirmationDialog.tsx (3)
12-20: LGTM: Component definition and props are well-structured.The component is clearly named, and the props are well-defined with appropriate TypeScript types. The inline interface for props is suitable for this small set.
Consider extracting the props interface to a separate type definition for better reusability and clarity, especially if the component grows in complexity:
interface ConfirmationDialogProps { confirmDeactivate: () => void; confirmDialogOpen: boolean; setConfirmDialogOpen: (arg: boolean) => void; } export const ConfirmationDialog = ({ confirmDeactivate, confirmDialogOpen, setConfirmDialogOpen, }: ConfirmationDialogProps) => { // ... }
21-32: LGTM: Dialog structure is well-organized, with room for minor improvements.The dialog structure follows Material-UI's recommended pattern, with a clear title and informative content. The explanation of deactivation consequences is helpful for users.
Consider these improvements:
- Replace inline style with MUI's spacing system:
- <DialogContent style={{ padding: '20px 25px' }}> + <DialogContent sx={{ px: 3, py: 2.5 }}>
- For consistency with the UI/UX enhancements mentioned in the PR objectives, consider adding an icon to the dialog title:
- <StyledDialogTitle>Confirm Deactivation</StyledDialogTitle> + <StyledDialogTitle> + <Block sx={{ mr: 1, verticalAlign: 'middle' }} /> + Confirm Deactivation + </StyledDialogTitle>These changes will improve consistency with MUI's styling approach and align with the PR's focus on UI/UX enhancements.
33-50: LGTM: Dialog actions are well-structured with clear visual hierarchy.The use of icons in buttons and the distinct styling for the Deactivate button align well with the PR's UI/UX enhancement objectives. The layout provides a clear distinction between the cancel and deactivate actions.
Consider these improvements:
- Simplify the Deactivate button styling:
<Button onClick={confirmDeactivate} color="error" variant="contained" - sx={{ - backgroundImage: - 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', - }} >The error color and contained variant should be sufficient to highlight the destructive action without the need for a custom gradient.
- For consistency, consider using MUI's
startIconprop for button icons:<Button onClick={() => setConfirmDialogOpen(false)} + startIcon={<KeyboardBackspace />} > - <KeyboardBackspace sx={{ paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} /> Cancel </Button> <Button onClick={confirmDeactivate} color="error" variant="contained" + startIcon={<Block />} > - <Block sx={{ paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} /> Deactivate </Button>These changes will simplify the code and improve consistency with MUI's component API.
src/app/components/Header.tsx (2)
14-21: LGTM with a suggestion: Consider edge cases in stringAvatar function.The
stringAvatarfunction is a good addition that supports the improved active user section layout. However, consider handling edge cases where the user's name might not have two parts or might be empty.Consider updating the function to handle potential edge cases:
function stringAvatar(name: string) { const initials = name.split(' ') .map(part => part[0]) .filter(char => char) .slice(0, 2) .join('') .toUpperCase(); return { sx: { bgcolor: '#0003', }, children: initials || '?', }; }This version will handle names with one part, more than two parts, or empty strings.
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50-89: LGTM with a suggestion: Consider full text for clarity.The addition of icons to MenuItems and the implementation of conditional styling based on the current pathname excellently fulfill the PR objectives of adding icons to navbar buttons and improving navigation clarity. The active button feature is well-implemented.
However, the text for "Patient Summary View" has been shortened to "Summary View". While this may improve layout, it could potentially reduce clarity for users.
Consider using the full text "Patient Summary View" if space allows, or use a tooltip to display the full text on hover:
<MenuItem key="patient-summary" component={NextLink} href="/patient-summary" sx={{ ...(pathname === '/patient-summary' && ACTIVE_BUTTON_STYLE), }} title="Patient Summary View" > <Article sx={{ color: '#eee', paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '3px' }} /> Summary View </MenuItem>src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/AddLinkDialog.tsx (1)
142-149: LGTM: "Create" button enhanced with icon and stylingThe "Create" button has been improved with the addition of a
Sendicon and a linear gradient background. These changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing UI/UX.For consistency with the "Back" button, consider moving the icon styling to the
Sendcomponent:- sx={{ - backgroundImage: - 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', - }} + sx={{ + backgroundImage: + 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', + }} > - <Send sx={{ paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} /> + <Send sx={{ paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} /> CreateThis change would make the icon styling consistent across both buttons.
src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/QRCodeDialog.tsx (2)
99-103: LGTM: Enhanced button stylingThe addition of the linear gradient background improves the button's visual appeal, which aligns with the PR objectives for UI enhancement.
Consider using the project's color variables or a design system for consistency:
backgroundImage: - 'linear-gradient(to bottom, hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05), #0004)', + `linear-gradient(to bottom, ${theme.palette.background.light}, ${theme.palette.background.dark})`,
191-193: LGTM: Improved close button with iconThe addition of the
KeyboardBackspaceicon and changing the text to "Back" enhances the UI/UX as per the PR objectives. The icon placement looks good.Consider using MUI's
startIconprop for consistent spacing and alignment:-<Button onClick={onClose}> - <KeyboardBackspace sx={{ paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '4px' }} /> - Back -</Button> +<Button onClick={onClose} startIcon={<KeyboardBackspace />}> + Back +</Button>src/app/shared-links/Components/LinksTable.tsx (2)
27-29: LGTM: Improved code organization.The updated import paths for dialog components reflect a better organized directory structure. This change enhances code maintainability.
Consider updating any relevant documentation to reflect this new directory structure if you haven't already done so.
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268-272: Consider reviewing ConfirmationDialog for UI/UX improvements.While not directly modified in this PR, the ConfirmationDialog component plays a crucial role in the link deactivation process. Given the focus on UI/UX improvements in this PR, it might be beneficial to review this dialog as well.
Consider examining the ConfirmationDialog component to see if it could benefit from similar UI/UX enhancements applied elsewhere in this PR. This could include adding icons, improving the layout, or enhancing the visual design to maintain consistency with the other improvements made.
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src/app/components/StyledDialogActions.tsx (2)
7-7: LGTM: Symmetrical padding improves UI consistencyThe addition of
paddingLeft: '25px'completes the padding for all sides of the component and creates symmetrical horizontal padding. This change enhances the visual consistency of the dialog actions, aligning well with the PR's UI/UX improvement objectives.
9-9: Approve layout enhancement, but verify impact on existing dialogsThe addition of
justifyContent: 'space-between'improves the layout of child elements within the dialog actions, aligning with the PR's usability enhancement objectives. This change can create a more balanced and visually appealing arrangement of buttons or other elements.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact existing dialogs, please run the following verification script:
src/app/components/Login.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Icon import added correctlyThe addition of the
Loginicon import from@mui/icons-materialis well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing visual cues in the UI.
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1-24: Overall implementation aligns well with PR objectivesThe changes made to the Login component successfully enhance the UI by adding an icon and improving the button's visual appeal. These modifications align perfectly with the PR objectives of applying UI/UX enhancements to the smart health links portal.
The implementation is solid, with only minor suggestions for improvement in terms of color consistency and theme usage. Great job on enhancing the user experience!
src/app/components/Logout.tsx (1)
2-3: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe import statements have been appropriately updated to reflect the new component structure. The
Logouticon is now imported, andTooltipreplaces the previously unusedTypography.src/app/layout.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Grid import added correctlyThe Grid component is imported correctly from the Material-UI library, consistent with the existing import style in the file.
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1-50: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectivesThe modifications to the
RootLayoutcomponent, particularly the addition of the Grid wrapper, successfully address the PR objectives of enhancing UI/UX and repositioning the footer. These changes should result in a more consistent and visually appealing user interface, with the main content properly filling the available space and the footer positioned at the bottom of the page.The implementation is sound, though there's room for potential optimization using alternative Material-UI components or CSS Grid as suggested earlier. Overall, these changes contribute positively to the smart health links portal's user experience.
src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/ConfirmationDialog.tsx (1)
1-10: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and complete.The imports are logically grouped and include all necessary components from Material-UI and local custom components. The separation between third-party and local imports with a blank line is a good practice.
src/app/components/Header.tsx (5)
2-2: LGTM: New imports enhance UI as per PR objectives.The addition of icon imports (Home, Article, Dashboard) and usePathname aligns well with the PR objectives of adding icons to navbar buttons and improving navigation clarity.
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27-35: LGTM: Improved authenticated user display.The use of Grid layout and the addition of the Avatar component significantly improve the active user section layout, aligning well with the PR objectives. The structure provides better alignment and visual appeal.
42-45: LGTM: Well-defined active button style.The
ACTIVE_BUTTON_STYLEconstant is a good addition that supports the PR objective of adding an active button in the navbar. Using a constant for these styles promotes consistency across the component and makes future maintenance easier.
48-49: LGTM: Improved navbar positioning and spacing.Setting the AppBar position to 'fixed' at the top of the page successfully implements the sticky navbar mentioned in the PR objectives. The addition of a gap to the Toolbar improves the spacing between elements, enhancing the overall layout.
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1-97: LGTM: Excellent UI/UX enhancements.The changes to the Header component successfully implement all the UI/UX enhancements described in the PR objectives. The addition of icons, implementation of active button styles, improved layout for the authenticated user section, and the sticky navbar are all well-executed. The code is well-structured and follows React and Material-UI best practices.
These enhancements will significantly improve the user experience of the smart health links portal.
src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/AddLinkDialog.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Icon imports added correctlyThe addition of
KeyboardBackspaceandSendicons from@mui/icons-materialaligns with the PR objectives of enhancing the UI with icons for buttons.
131-135: LGTM: "Back" button updated with iconThe "Cancel" button has been replaced with a "Back" button, including a
KeyboardBackspaceicon. This change aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing UI/UX.However, note that the
colorandvariantprops have been removed.Please verify that the button's appearance is as intended without these props. If needed, consider adding appropriate styling to maintain visual consistency with other buttons in the application.
src/app/shared-links/Components/dialogs/QRCodeDialog.tsx (3)
2-7: LGTM: New icon import added correctlyThe addition of the
KeyboardBackspaceicon import is in line with the PR objectives to enhance the UI/UX. It's correctly placed with other Material-UI icon imports.
146-150: LGTM: Consistent button stylingThe styling changes are consistent with the previous button, which is good for UI coherence.
Please refer to the previous comment about using the project's color variables or a design system for consistency.
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1-196: Overall: Excellent UI/UX enhancementsThe changes in this file successfully implement the UI/UX enhancements described in the PR objectives. The addition of icons, improved button styling, and consistent design contribute to a more intuitive and visually appealing interface.
Key points:
- New icon import added correctly
- Enhanced button styling with gradients
- Consistent styling across buttons
- Improved close button with a back icon
The code maintains good quality and follows React and Material-UI best practices. The minor suggestions provided can further improve consistency and maintainability.
Great job on these enhancements!
src/app/shared-links/Components/LinksTable.tsx (3)
3-3: LGTM: Add icon import enhances UI.The addition of the Add icon from Material-UI aligns with the PR objectives of improving visual cues in the UI. This icon will be used in the "new link" button, enhancing the user experience.
160-160: LGTM: Improved spacing enhances layout.The addition of
marginBottom: '25px'to the Paper component's style improves the overall layout by adding space below the table. This change aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing the UI/UX.
182-194: LGTM: Enhanced "new link" button improves UI.The modifications to the "new link" button, including the gradient background and the addition of the Add icon, align well with the PR objectives of improving visual cues and enhancing the UI. These changes make the button more visually appealing and its function more immediately apparent to users.
Please verify that the
size="small"property doesn't make the button too small or less noticeable, potentially affecting its usability. Consider testing with users to ensure the button remains sufficiently prominent within the overall layout.
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src/app/patient-summary/page.tsx (2)
23-24: Approve change with suggestions for improvementThe change to destructure the
dataproperty from the API response is a good improvement. It makes the code more explicit about what part of the response is being used and potentially prevents unintended side effects.However, consider the following suggestions to further improve the code:
- Add a null check for the
dataproperty to handle potential API changes or errors more gracefully.- Consider adding type assertions to ensure type safety.
- Ensure this pattern is applied consistently across the codebase for all API calls.
Here's a suggested implementation:
const response = await apiIps.getPatientData(user.id); if (response.data) { setFhirBundle(response.data as TBundle); } else { throw new Error('No data received from API'); }
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1-62: Consider component structure and error handling improvementsWhile the main changes look good, here are some suggestions to improve the overall component:
Error State: Consider adding more specific error handling. Instead of just displaying the error message, you could create different error states for network errors, authentication errors, etc.
Loading State: The loading state is well-handled with a skeleton component. However, you might want to add a timeout to show an error message if the loading takes too long.
Data Fetching: Consider moving the data fetching logic into a custom hook. This would make the component more readable and the logic more reusable.
Typescript: Ensure that all props and state are properly typed for better type safety.
Here's a sketch of how you could structure a custom hook:
function usePatientData(userId: string) { const [fhirBundle, setFhirBundle] = useState<TBundle | null>(null); const [loading, setLoading] = useState<boolean>(true); const [error, setError] = useState<string | null>(null); useEffect(() => { let isMounted = true; const fetchData = async () => { try { const { data } = await apiIps.getPatientData(userId); if (isMounted) { setFhirBundle(data); } } catch (error) { if (isMounted) { setError(error.message); } } finally { if (isMounted) { setLoading(false); } } }; fetchData(); return () => { isMounted = false; }; }, [userId]); return { fhirBundle, loading, error }; }This approach would simplify your main component and make the data fetching logic more reusable.
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Hi @jacob-khoza-symb, yes it's a good idea to have the copy link feature from the link table 🚀 |
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Hi @jacob-khoza-symb, the button styles are centralized in one place, the copy feature is added to the shared links table |
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src/app/components/StyledButton.tsx (1)
1-5: LGTM! Consider enhancing for better accessibility and reusability.The implementation of the
StyledButtoncomponent looks good and aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing the UI. The use of a gradient background adds a subtle depth to the button.However, consider the following suggestions to further improve the component:
Enhance contrast: The current gradient might be too subtle. Consider adjusting the colors for better visibility.
Add hover and focus states: This would improve user interaction and accessibility.
Make the component more reusable: Allow custom gradient colors through props.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
import { Button, styled } from '@mui/material'; interface StyledButtonProps { startColor?: string; endColor?: string; } export const StyledButton = styled(Button, { shouldForwardProp: (prop) => prop !== 'startColor' && prop !== 'endColor', })<StyledButtonProps>(({ startColor = 'hsla(0, 0%, 90%, .05)', endColor = '#0004' }) => ({ backgroundImage: `linear-gradient(to bottom, ${startColor}, ${endColor})`, '&:hover': { backgroundImage: `linear-gradient(to bottom, ${startColor}, ${endColor})`, filter: 'brightness(1.1)', }, '&:focus': { outline: '2px solid #000', outlineOffset: '2px', }, }));This implementation allows for custom colors, adds hover and focus states, and improves accessibility.
src/app/services/api.class.ts (2)
12-17: LGTM! Consider a minor naming improvement.The simplification of the
createmethod signature improves readability while maintaining type safety. This change aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class.Consider using
TCreateinstead ofTCfor better clarity:- async create<TC extends T['create']>({ + async create<TCreate extends T['create']>({ url, data, config = {}, - }: IApiWithPayload<TC['req']>) { - return this.instance.post<TC['res']>(url, data, config); + }: IApiWithPayload<TCreate['req']>) { + return this.instance.post<TCreate['res']>(url, data, config); }
28-33: LGTM! Consider a minor naming improvement for consistency.The simplification of the
updatemethod signature improves readability while maintaining type safety. This change aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class and is consistent with the modifications made to thecreatemethod.For consistency with the
createmethod and improved clarity, consider usingTUpdateinstead ofTU:- async update<TU extends T['update']>({ + async update<TUpdate extends T['update']>({ url, data, config = {}, - }: IApiWithPayload<TU['req']>) { - return this.instance.put<TU['res']>(url, data, config); + }: IApiWithPayload<TUpdate['req']>) { + return this.instance.put<TUpdate['res']>(url, data, config); }src/app/components/Header.tsx (2)
14-21: LGTM: Avatar utility function added, with a minor suggestionThe
stringAvatarfunction is a good addition that enhances the user interface by providing visual representation of the user. It aligns well with the UI/UX improvements mentioned in the PR objectives.Consider handling cases where the user's name might not have two parts:
function stringAvatar(name: string) { return { sx: { bgcolor: '#0003', }, - children: `${name.split(' ')[0][0].toLocaleUpperCase()}${name.split(' ')[1][0].toLocaleUpperCase()}`, + children: `${name.split(' ')[0][0].toLocaleUpperCase()}${name.split(' ')[1]?.[0]?.toLocaleUpperCase() || ''}`, }; }This change ensures the function works correctly even if the user only has a first name.
67-86: LGTM: Consistent enhancements to Patient Summary and Dashboard menu itemsThe updates to the Patient Summary and Dashboard MenuItems are consistent with the Home MenuItem changes, effectively implementing the PR objectives:
- Icons have been added to provide visual cues for users.
- Conditional styling based on the current pathname creates a clear active state for each route.
These changes significantly improve the navbar's usability and visual consistency.
To reduce code duplication, consider creating a reusable component for menu items:
const NavMenuItem = ({ href, icon: Icon, label }: { href: string; icon: React.ElementType; label: string }) => ( <MenuItem component={NextLink} href={href} sx={{ ...(pathname === href && ACTIVE_BUTTON_STYLE), }} > <Icon sx={{ color: '#eee', paddingRight: '4px', marginRight: '3px' }} /> {label} </MenuItem> ); // Usage: <NavMenuItem href="/" icon={Home} label="Home" /> <NavMenuItem href="/patient-summary" icon={Article} label="Summary View" /> <NavMenuItem href="/shared-links" icon={Dashboard} label="Dashboard" />This refactoring would make the code more maintainable and reduce the risk of inconsistencies between menu items.
src/app/shared-links/Components/LinksTable.tsx (2)
84-89: Approve: Enhanced visual representation with a minor suggestion.The use of color-coded icons for the passwordRequired column greatly improves the visual representation and user understanding. This aligns well with the UI/UX enhancement objectives of the PR.
Consider simplifying the boolean check on line 85:
- format: (value?: boolean) => - !!value ? ( + format: (value?: boolean) => + value ? (This removes the redundant double-negation while maintaining the same functionality.
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[error] 85-85: Avoid redundant double-negation.
It is not necessary to use double-negation when a value will already be coerced to a boolean.
Unsafe fix: Remove redundant double-negation(lint/complexity/noExtraBooleanCast)
93-95: Approve: New copy link functionality with a suggestion for error handling.The addition of the handleCopyLink function enhances user experience by allowing easy copying of shared link URLs. This aligns well with the PR objectives and the suggestion made in the PR comments.
Consider adding error handling to improve robustness:
const handleCopyLink = async ({ url }: SHLinkMiniDto) => { - await clipboard(url); + try { + await clipboard(url); + // Optionally, add a success notification here + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to copy link:', error); + // Optionally, add a user-facing error notification here + } };This will ensure that any clipboard API errors are caught and logged, improving the reliability of the feature.
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[error] 85-85: Avoid redundant double-negation.
It is not necessary to use double-negation when a value will already be coerced to a boolean.
Unsafe fix: Remove redundant double-negation(lint/complexity/noExtraBooleanCast)
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src/app/services/endpoints/qr-code.class.ts (1)
19-19: Approve type refinement with verification needed.The change from
data: objecttodata: TOperations['create']['req']improves type safety and API consistency. This is a good practice that will enhance developer experience by providing better intellisense and catching potential type errors at compile-time.However, to ensure this change doesn't break existing code, please run the following script to check for any incompatible usages:
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TOperations['create']['req'].src/app/services/api.class.ts (4)
20-21: LGTM! Good simplification of thefindmethod.The removal of the generic type parameter
<TRead extends T['read']>simplifies the method signature while maintaining type safety. This change aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class and improves readability.
24-25: LGTM! Consistent simplification of thegetmethod.The simplification of the
getmethod signature is consistent with the changes made to thefindmethod. It improves readability while maintaining type safety, which aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class.
36-37: LGTM! Consistent simplification of thedeletemethod.The simplification of the
deletemethod signature is consistent with the changes made to thefindandgetmethods. It improves readability while maintaining type safety, which aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class.
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1-37: Overall, excellent refactoring to simplify and streamline the BaseApi class.The changes made to the
BaseApiclass significantly improve code readability and maintainability while preserving type safety. The consistent simplification of method signatures across all CRUD operations (create,find,get,update, anddelete) aligns well with the goal of streamlining the API class.Key improvements:
- Removal of redundant generic type parameters in method signatures.
- Simplified return types using the properties of the generic type
T.- Consistent approach to type safety across all methods.
These changes will make the API class easier to use and understand for developers working with this codebase.
src/app/services/api.types.ts (2)
12-12: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The import of
SHLinkQRCodeRequestDtois necessary for the type change inIPathMapTypesand follows the existing import style in the file.
72-72: LGTM: Type safety improved for QR code creation.The change from
nevertoSHLinkQRCodeRequestDtofor thereqproperty ofqrCode.createenhances type safety and clarity for the API's expected input when creating QR codes.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify all usages of the QR code creation API in the codebase. Run the following script to find potential affected areas:
Please review the results and update any code that might be affected by this type change.
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LGTM: Verified type change and usage consistency for QR code creation.
The change from
nevertoSHLinkQRCodeRequestDtofor thereqproperty ofqrCode.createhas been consistently applied across the codebase. All usages ofSHLinkQRCodeRequestDtoalign with the updated type definition, ensuring improved type safety and clarity for the QR code creation API.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find usages of QR code creation API that might need updates # Search for QR code creation API usage echo "Searching for QR code creation API usage:" rg --type typescript -i "qrCode.*create" -A 5 -B 5 # Search for SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto usage echo "Searching for SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto usage:" rg --type typescript "SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto"Length of output: 358
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find usages of QR code creation API that might need updates # Search for QR code creation API usage echo "Searching for QR code creation API usage:" rg -g "*.ts" -i "qrCode.*create" -A 5 -B 5 # Search for SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto usage echo "Searching for SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto usage:" rg -g "*.ts" "SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto"Length of output: 1974
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Extract contexts where SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto is used to verify compatibility # List all files importing SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto echo "Listing all imports of SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto:" rg -g "*.ts" "^import .*SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto.*$" # Display the usage contexts of SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto echo "Displaying usage contexts of SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto:" rg -g "*.ts" "SHLinkQRCodeRequestDto" -C 3Length of output: 3059
src/app/components/Header.tsx (5)
2-3: LGTM: New imports enhance UI and functionalityThe addition of Material-UI icons and components, along with the
usePathnamehook, aligns well with the PR objectives. These imports support the implementation of icons in the navbar and the active button feature, enhancing the overall user experience.Also applies to: 7-7
27-37: LGTM: Improved authenticated user displayThe new Grid layout for the authenticated user state significantly enhances the visual representation and aligns perfectly with the PR objectives. The inclusion of the user's avatar and name, along with the Logout component, improves the overall user experience and clarity of the interface.
40-43: LGTM: Consistent active button stylingThe addition of the
ACTIVE_BUTTON_STYLEconstant is a good practice. It ensures consistency in the active button appearance across the navbar and aligns with the PR objective of improving navigation clarity.
46-47: LGTM: Enhanced navbar positioning and spacingThe changes to the AppBar and Toolbar styling effectively implement the sticky navbar mentioned in the PR objectives. The fixed position ensures the navbar remains visible as users scroll, improving navigation accessibility. The added gap in the Toolbar enhances the overall layout by providing better spacing between elements.
48-60: LGTM: Enhanced Home menu item with icon and active stylingThe updates to the Home MenuItem effectively implement two key objectives from the PR:
- The addition of the Home icon provides a visual cue for users, enhancing the navbar's usability.
- The conditional styling based on the current pathname creates a clear active state for the selected route.
These changes significantly improve navigation clarity and align perfectly with the UI/UX enhancements described in the PR objectives.
src/app/utils/helpers.tsx (1)
177-186: Approve implementation with suggestions for improvementThe
clipboardfunction is well-implemented and correctly handles both string and Blob inputs. However, consider the following improvements:
- Add error handling to catch potential failures in clipboard operations.
- Return a boolean indicating success/failure for better integration with calling code.
- Check for Clipboard API support before attempting to use it.
Here's a suggested implementation incorporating these improvements:
export const clipboard = async (items: string | Blob): Promise<boolean> => { if (!navigator.clipboard) { console.warn('Clipboard API not supported'); return false; } try { if (typeof items === 'string') { await navigator.clipboard.writeText(items); } else { await navigator.clipboard.write([ new ClipboardItem({ [items.type]: items, }), ]); } return true; } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to copy to clipboard:', error); return false; } };This implementation:
- Checks for Clipboard API support
- Adds error handling
- Returns a boolean indicating success/failure
- Logs errors for debugging purposes
To ensure the Clipboard API is used correctly throughout the codebase, run the following script:
src/app/shared-links/Components/LinksTable.tsx (6)
2-3: LGTM: New imports enhance UI and improve code organization.The addition of new Material UI icons and the reorganization of imports align well with the PR objectives of enhancing the UI/UX. The separation of imports and the introduction of StyledButton suggest a move towards more consistent and modular styling.
Also applies to: 19-19, 23-23, 25-25
134-136: LGTM: Improved parameter handling in handleQrCode.The refactoring of the handleQrCode function to use object destructuring enhances code readability and explicitly shows which properties of SHLinkMiniDto are being used. This is a good practice that improves code maintainability.
147-147: Excellent: New copy link action addresses PR feedback.The addition of the copy link action to the table perfectly addresses the suggestion made in the PR comments. This enhancement improves usability by allowing users to easily copy link URLs directly from the table.
This implementation maintains consistency with other action columns and aligns well with the overall UI/UX enhancement goals of the PR.
171-171: LGTM: Improved layout with added margin.The addition of marginBottom to the Paper component enhances the layout by providing better spacing. This small change contributes to the overall UI/UX improvements targeted by this PR.
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1-275: Summary: Excellent UI/UX enhancements with minor suggestions.Overall, the changes in this file significantly improve the UI/UX of the links table component. Key improvements include:
- Enhanced visual representation of password requirements using icons.
- New functionality to copy link URLs directly from the table.
- Improved styling and consistency with the use of StyledButton and icons.
- Better code organization and readability.
These changes align well with the PR objectives and address feedback from the PR comments. The code quality is high, with only minor suggestions for improvement in error handling and code simplification.
Great job on these enhancements! Once the minor suggestions are addressed and the button text casing is confirmed, this PR will be ready for merge.
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[error] 85-85: Avoid redundant double-negation.
It is not necessary to use double-negation when a value will already be coerced to a boolean.
Unsafe fix: Remove redundant double-negation(lint/complexity/noExtraBooleanCast)
193-202: Approve: Enhanced "Add new link" button with a query.The replacement of the Button with StyledButton and the addition of the Add icon improve the visual consistency and usability of the interface. These changes align well with the UI/UX enhancement goals of the PR.
Could you confirm if the lowercase "new link" text is intentional and part of a broader design decision? If not, consider capitalizing it to "New Link" for consistency with typical button text styling.
This command will help us verify the casing used in other StyledButton components across the codebase.
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Release Notes
New Features
ConfirmationDialogfor link deactivation confirmation.StyledButtoncomponent for a visually appealing button design.Improvements
LinksTablewith icons for link statuses and actions, including a copy link feature.Bug Fixes