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  • New Features

    • Added support for Sass with the inclusion of the "sass": "^1.83.0" dependency.
    • Introduced a new function for deleting items from collections.
    • Added a function to retrieve country names based on country codes.
    • Implemented a new component for the Accessy invite save button.
  • Chores

    • Updated the Dockerfile to improve the installation and execution process for npm and Sass.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified the onSubmit handler in the MemberForm component.
    • Streamlined variable naming and submission process in the ProductForm component.

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admin/src/Components/KeyHandoutForm.jsx (3)

165-166: Validate usage of 'has_signed' for correctness and naming consistency.

Currently declared as 'has_signed', which is straightforward. Verify that all references throughout the component (including conditional logic and the new button) consistently reflect this meaning. Consider renaming to something like "hasSignedMembership" or "hasLabAgreementSigned" to enhance clarity.


Line range hint 167-197: Encapsulate the asynchronous chain with async/await for better readability and error handling.

The new function component 'AccessyInviteSaveButton' declares 'on_click' with a promise chain. While it works, consider using async/await with try/catch blocks to handle potential exceptions more gracefully. This approach simplifies flow, avoids deeply nested .then() chains, and makes error handling more explicit.

Example refactor:

-const on_click = (e) => {
-    e.preventDefault();
-    save()
-        .then(() =>
-            post({
-                url: `/webshop/member/${member.id}/ship_labaccess_orders`,
-                expectedDataStatus: "ok",
-            }),
-        )
-        .then(() => fetchPendingLabaccess())
-        .then(() => spanCollection.fetch())
-        .then(() => fetchAccessyStatus())
-        .then(() => {
-            if (accessy_in_org) {
-                notifySuccess("Medlem redan i Makerspace Accessy org");
-            } else {
-                notifySuccess("Accessy invite skickad");
-            }
-        });
-    return false;
-};
+const on_click = async (e) => {
+    e.preventDefault();
+    try {
+        await save();
+        await post({
+            url: `/webshop/member/${member.id}/ship_labaccess_orders`,
+            expectedDataStatus: "ok",
+        });
+        await fetchPendingLabaccess();
+        await spanCollection.fetch();
+        await fetchAccessyStatus();
+        if (accessy_in_org) {
+            notifySuccess("Medlem redan i Makerspace Accessy org");
+        } else {
+            notifySuccess("Accessy invite skickad");
+        }
+    } catch (error) {
+        // handle error, possibly notify user
+    }
+    return false;
+};

Line range hint 167-197: Consider moving 'AccessyInviteSaveButton' into its own file for modularity.

This button logic is specialized, but if we anticipate reuse or want to keep files smaller and more focused, splitting it out as a separate component would support better maintainability and reusability within larger codebases.

admin/src/Components/CollectionTable.js (2)

5-12: Enhance error handling and loading state management

While the implementation is generally good, consider these improvements:

  1. Add error feedback instead of silently failing
  2. Manage loading state during deletion to prevent multiple delete attempts
 const deleteItem = (collection, item) => {
     return confirmModal(item.deleteConfirmMessage())
         .then(() => item.del())
         .then(
             () => collection.fetch(),
-            () => null,
+            (error) => {
+                console.error('Failed to delete item:', error);
+                throw error; // Allow caller to handle the error
+            }
         );
 };

Line range hint 123-128: Consider memoizing the deleteItem callback

To optimize performance and prevent unnecessary re-renders of child components, consider memoizing the deleteItem callback using useCallback.

+import React, { useEffect, useState, useCallback } from "react";
 
 const CollectionTable = (props) => {
     const { collection, rowComponent } = props;
+    const memoizedDeleteItem = useCallback(
+        (item) => deleteItem(collection, item),
+        [collection]
+    );
 
     // ... rest of the component code ...
 
     rows = items.map((item, i) => (
         <React.Fragment key={i}>
             {rowComponent({
                 item,
-                deleteItem: () => deleteItem(collection, item),
+                deleteItem: () => memoizedDeleteItem(item),
             })}
         </React.Fragment>
     ));
admin/src/Components/CountryDropdown.jsx (1)

1044-1056: Consider short-circuiting once a match is found.
The nested forEach loops complete even after finding the matching country code, which is slightly inefficient. Switching to “for of” loops or using “Array.find” can improve readability and potentially end the search sooner.

Example refactor with Array.find:

-const getCountryName = (code) => {
-    let name = "Unknown";
-
-    continents.forEach((continent) => {
-        continent.countries.forEach((ctry) => {
-            if (ctry.code === code) {
-                name = ctry.name;
-            }
-        });
-    });
-    return name;
-};
+const getCountryName = (code) => {
+    for (const continent of continents) {
+        const matchingCountry = continent.countries.find((ctry) => ctry.code === code);
+        if (matchingCountry) {
+            return matchingCountry.name;
+        }
+    }
+    return "Unknown";
+};
admin/src/Components/MemberForm.js (1)

24-24: Use event.preventDefault() instead of returning false
Returning false from the onSubmit handler is a less obvious way to prevent default form submission. Adopting the standard approach with event.preventDefault() is clearer and more consistent with modern React practices.

Here’s a sample diff suggestion:

- onSubmit={() => {
-   onSave();
-   return false;
- }}
+ onSubmit={(e) => {
+   e.preventDefault();
+   onSave();
+ }}
admin/src/Components/ProductForm.jsx (2)

34-41: Use a more descriptive variable name and avoid confusion with existing variables
Renaming the local constant to something like “filteredActionType” or “updatedActionType” could improve clarity, especially since the component already manages various forms of “actions.”

Example diff:

- const action = filterSelectedActionType(
-   selectedActionType,
-   newAvailableActionTypes,
- );
+ const filteredActionType = filterSelectedActionType(
+   selectedActionType,
+   newAvailableActionTypes,
+ );

- setSelectedActionType(action);
+ setSelectedActionType(filteredActionType);

96-96: Use event.preventDefault() instead of returning false
Like in MemberForm, replacing return false with e.preventDefault() leads to a clearer, more standardized way of preventing default page reload on form submission.

Suggested change:

- onSubmit={() => {
-   onSave();
-   return false;
- }}
+ onSubmit={(e) => {
+   e.preventDefault();
+   onSave();
+ }}
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  • admin/src/Components/KeyHandoutForm.jsx (2 hunks)
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admin/src/Components/CountryDropdown.jsx

[error] 1084-1084: The assignment should not be in an expression.

The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.

(lint/suspicious/noAssignInExpressions)

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admin/src/Components/KeyHandoutForm.jsx (1)

363-363: Approve usage of 'AccessyInviteSaveButton'.

Encapsulating the button’s logic as a dedicated component promotes clarity and reduces the complexity of the main form, aligning well with React best practices. Overall, this is a positive refactor.

admin/src/Components/CollectionTable.js (1)

30-32: LGTM! Good variable naming to prevent shadowing

The renaming of destructured variables from page/items to page_/items_ effectively prevents variable shadowing with the component's state variables.

admin/src/Components/CountryDropdown.jsx (2)

1089-1090: Validate flag availability.
This line directly references a CSS class "flag-" + country_.code. If no matching flag CSS exists, the UI might break. Ensure that no code collisions occur, especially for user-defined strings.

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Let me verify the availability of flag CSS classes by checking the codebase.


CSS flag classes are properly defined and available

The codebase includes a comprehensive CSS flag sprite system (generated from flag-sprites.com) that defines classes for country flags using the pattern flag flag-{countryCode}. The CSS contains definitions for all standard country codes, including special territories and regions. The implementation is safe as long as valid country codes are used.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Error: No shell scripts found


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for CSS files that might contain flag-related styles
fd -e css -x cat {} | grep -B 2 -A 2 "\.flag-"

# Also search for any flag-related imports or references
rg "flag-" -t css -t jsx -t js

Length of output: 14721


1084-1084: ⚠️ Potential issue

Avoid assignments in arrow function expressions.
Static analysis has flagged this line for an assignment in the expression, which can be confusing or error-prone. Consider moving the assignment to a separate statement.

Example fix:

- onClick={(e) => (model[name] = e.target.dataset.country_)}
+ onClick={(e) => {
+   model[name] = e.target.dataset.country_;
+ }}
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[error] 1084-1084: The assignment should not be in an expression.

The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.

(lint/suspicious/noAssignInExpressions)

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@emanuelen5 emanuelen5 force-pushed the emaus/fix-docker-build branch from 51d8ba8 to 6350c73 Compare December 23, 2024 13:11
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