Solution #2729
Solution #2729
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Thank you for your hard work on this pull request! 😊 There are a couple of critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve it. Firstly, the error handling for API requests is missing in your goods.ts file. This is crucial to ensure the robustness of your application. Secondly, there's a typo in the function name handlebuttonClick in App.tsx, which should be corrected to handleButtonClick to adhere to camelCase naming conventions. Once these issues are resolved, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the good work! 🚀
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src/App.tsx
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| <button type="button" data-cy="all-button"> | ||
| Load all goods | ||
| </button> | ||
| const handlebuttonClick = (id: string) => { |
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There is a typo in the function name handlebuttonClick. It should be handleButtonClick to follow camelCase naming conventions.
src/App.tsx
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| getAll().then(setGoods); | ||
| } else if (id === 'LoadFive') { | ||
| get5First().then(setGoods); | ||
| } else if (id === 'LoadRed') { | ||
| getRedGoods().then(setGoods); |
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Consider adding error handling for the promises returned by getAll, get5First, and getRedGoods. You can use .catch() to handle potential errors when fetching data, as suggested in the checklist: 'When you make a request to the server, don't forget to handle possible errors'.
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Great job on addressing the previous issues in your code! 🎉 The function name typo in App.tsx has been corrected, and error handling for API requests is now robust. Your code is well-structured and meets the task requirements.
Review Summary:
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Error Handling: You've implemented error handling in the
goods.tsfile, using thecatchmethod inApp.tsxto manage errors during data fetching effectively. This is crucial for ensuring your application remains robust. -
Function Naming: The function name
handleButtonClicknow follows camelCase conventions, which improves code readability and consistency. -
Code Structure: Your code is clean and adheres to the task requirements. The
GoodsListcomponent correctly uses thekeyprop when rendering a list of goods.
While the decision is to APPROVE your pull request to help you move forward with your learning, please review the comments to further improve your code. Address any critical issues in future projects to avoid similar problems. Keep up the great work and continue learning from each experience! 🚀
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| <button type="button" data-cy="all-button"> | ||
| Load all goods | ||
| </button> | ||
| const handleButtonClick = (id: string) => { |
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The typo in the function name handlebuttonClick has been corrected to handleButtonClick, adhering to camelCase naming conventions. This resolves the previous issue.
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