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  • Refactor

    • Updated Login component to use useState for controlled input components
    • Removed unnecessary comments from various components
    • Simplified state management in MemberBoxGroups component
    • Streamlined code in multiple admin components by removing explanatory comments
  • Chores

    • Cleaned up code documentation across multiple admin components
    • Removed redundant console logs and descriptive comments

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This pull request involves a series of minor modifications across multiple components in the admin section of the application. The changes primarily focus on removing comments and simplifying code in various React components related to login, messaging, membership, and product management. While most components retain their original functionality, there are subtle adjustments in state management and payload handling in some files, particularly in the MemberBoxGroups and MembershipPeriodsInput components.

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File Change Summary
admin/src/Components/Login.jsx Transitioned from useRef to useState for managing input values, introducing username and password state variables
admin/src/Components/MessageForm.jsx Removed comments related to setBodyLength function calls
admin/src/Components/RequestPasswordReset.jsx Deleted comments about error handling and controlled input state
admin/src/Membership/MemberBox.jsx Removed a console log statement for children prop
admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxGroups.js Simplified state management in selectOption and item removal functions
admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxSpans.jsx Removed comments about fetching pending actions and collection subscriptions
admin/src/Membership/MemberExport.jsx Added a comment clarifying the purpose of exportMembers function
admin/src/Membership/MembershipPeriodsInput.js Removed subscription comments and modified payload structure in onSave function
admin/src/Messages/MessageAdd.js Deleted comments about message creation and saving
admin/src/Messages/MessageShow.js Removed comments describing state initialization and update processes
admin/src/Sales/ProductEdit.jsx Eliminated comments about product fetching and loading

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  • admin/src/Components/Login.jsx (3 hunks)
  • admin/src/Components/MessageForm.jsx (2 hunks)
  • admin/src/Components/RequestPasswordReset.jsx (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBox.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxGroups.js (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxSpans.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberExport.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MembershipPeriodsInput.js (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Messages/MessageAdd.js (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Messages/MessageShow.js (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Sales/ProductEdit.jsx (1 hunks)
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  • admin/src/Membership/MembershipPeriodsInput.js
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxGroups.js
  • admin/src/Components/Login.jsx

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
admin/src/Components/Login.jsx (1)

7-8: Ensure security and clarity around managing credentials in state.

Storing credentials in React state is common practice for controlled components, but be mindful that these values are stored in memory. If additional measures are needed for security (for example, clearing the state after login attempts or encrypting sensitive data in local/session storage), consider implementing them.

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  • admin/src/Components/CollectionTable.js (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Components/Login.jsx (3 hunks)
  • admin/src/Components/MessageForm.jsx (2 hunks)
  • admin/src/Components/RequestPasswordReset.jsx (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBox.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxGroups.js (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxSpans.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberExport.jsx (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Membership/MembershipPeriodsInput.js (1 hunks)
  • admin/src/Messages/MessageAdd.js (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Messages/MessageShow.js (0 hunks)
  • admin/src/Sales/ProductEdit.jsx (1 hunks)
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  • admin/src/Messages/MessageAdd.js
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxSpans.jsx
  • admin/src/Messages/MessageShow.js
  • admin/src/Membership/MemberExport.jsx
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  • admin/src/Components/RequestPasswordReset.jsx
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
admin/src/Components/Login.jsx (2)

39-40: Properly implemented controlled input for username.

This is a good implementation of a controlled component. The value is taken from state, and onChange restores the latest input to state.


53-54: Correct handling of password as a controlled input.

Matches best practices for managing form state in React. Ensure you clear this state upon logout or failed login if you want to enhance security further.

admin/src/Membership/MembershipPeriodsInput.js (1)

84-84: Confirm endpoint requirements for empty payload.

Currently, the post request is sending an empty payload ({}). If the endpoint expects data in the request body, this might break the intended functionality. Please verify whether sending an empty object satisfies the endpoint's requirements or if additional data must be included.

Use the following script to locate all references to "/webshop/member/" in the codebase and review how this endpoint is used elsewhere, ensuring that no required fields are omitted:

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Empty payload is correct for this endpoint

The backend implementation shows that the ship_labaccess_orders endpoint doesn't require any request body data. The function only takes the member_id parameter from the URL path and processes pending lab access orders for that member. The empty payload {} in the frontend request is appropriate.

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admin/src/Membership/MemberBoxGroups.js (1)

100-100: Consider handling removal failures.

The simplified one-line removal call is great. However, if the removal fails (e.g., network issue), it should be handled—currently, errors won't be reported, potentially leaving state out of sync. Consider adding a .catch(...) block or error handling to ensure robust UI feedback in case of failures.

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

14-21: Destructuring props in the function signature is a clean approach.

This updated signature improves readability and reduces the need for extra prop unpacking within the component. It looks good.

@emanuelen5 emanuelen5 merged commit 99b0f77 into main Dec 29, 2024
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@emanuelen5 emanuelen5 deleted the emaus/clean-up branch December 29, 2024 12:12
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