JNG-5993 card representation #486
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 JNG-5993 Support card representation for tables
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant enhancements to the JUDO React frontend generator documentation and functionality. Key additions include new sections on card containers for tables, customization hooks, global hotkey support, and validation rules for date inputs. Several new React components, such as Changes
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/DefaultToolbar.tsx.hbs (1)
6-6: Add JSDoc documentationAs this is a reusable component, please add JSDoc documentation describing:
- The component's purpose and usage
- Each prop's purpose and expected values
- Example usage
Example documentation:
/** * DefaultToolbar provides filtering, sorting, and refresh controls for card containers. * * @param props.columns - Array of column definitions for visibility controls * @param props.filters - Current filter state * @param props.handleFiltersChange - Callback for filter changes * @param props.sortModel - Current sort state * @param props.handleSortModelChange - Callback for sort changes * @param props.refresh - Callback to refresh data * @param props.isLoading - Loading state for refresh button * * @example * <DefaultToolbar * columns={columns} * filters={filters} * handleFiltersChange={handleFilters} * sortModel={sortModel} * handleSortModelChange={handleSort} * refresh={refreshData} * isLoading={loading} * /> */judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components-api/components/CardsContainer.ts.hbs (2)
8-12: Add JSDoc documentation for better developer experienceThe interface is well-structured, but adding JSDoc documentation would improve developer experience and code maintainability.
Consider adding documentation like this:
+/** + * Props for card components in the cards container + * @template T - The type of the row data, must extend GridValidRowModel + */ export interface CardProps<T extends GridValidRowModel> { + /** The row data to be displayed in the card */ row: T; + /** Column definitions for the card layout */ columns: GridColDef<T>[]; + /** Optional callback when a row/card is clicked */ onRowClick?: (row: T) => void; }
14-23: Consider race conditions and type improvementsThe interface is well-structured but has two areas for improvement:
The
refreshmethod could lead to race conditions if called multiple times in succession. Consider adding a mechanism to cancel previous refresh operations.The
filtersandfilterOptionsarrays could benefit from more specific typing.Consider these improvements:
export interface ToolbarElementProps<T extends GridValidRowModel> { columns: GridColDef<T>[], - filterOptions: FilterOption[]; - filters: Filter[]; + filterOptions: FilterOption<keyof T>[]; + filters: Filter<keyof T>[]; handleFiltersChange: (newFilters: Filter[]) => void, sortModel: GridSortModel, handleSortModelChange: (newModel: GridSortModel) => void, - refresh: () => Promise<void>, + refresh: (signal?: AbortSignal) => Promise<void>, isLoading: boolean, }judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/containers/components/cards/customization.ts.hbs (2)
16-20: Add JSDoc documentation and verify optional properties.While the interface is well-typed, consider the following improvements:
- Add JSDoc documentation to describe the purpose and usage of the interface and its properties
- Verify if all properties should be optional - especially
CardElementwhich seems essential for a cards containerAdd documentation like this:
+/** + * Configuration interface for the cards container component. + * + * @property layout - The layout direction of the cards ('horizontal' | 'vertical') + * @property ToolbarElement - Optional custom toolbar component + * @property CardElement - Component to render individual cards + */ export interface {{ componentName table }}CardsContainerConfig { layout?: 'horizontal' | 'vertical'; ToolbarElement?: FC<ToolbarElementProps<{{ classDataName (getReferenceClassType table) 'Stored' }}>>, CardElement?: FC<CardProps<{{ classDataName (getReferenceClassType table) 'Stored' }}>> }
22-23: Consider enhancing hook flexibility with parameters.The current hook implementation is simple but could be more flexible. Consider allowing parameters for dynamic configuration based on runtime conditions.
Consider evolving the hook type to:
export type {{ componentName table }}CardsContainerConfigHook = ( options?: { readonly?: boolean; context?: unknown; } ) => {{ componentName table }}CardsContainerConfig;This would enable more dynamic configuration based on the component's context or state.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/DefaultCard.tsx.hbs (1)
19-22: Consider using a more specific type parameter instead ofany.While the component works as intended, using
anyas the type parameter reduces type safety. Consider constraining the type parameter toGridValidRowModelto maintain consistency with the grid system.-export const DefaultCard: FC<CardProps<any>> = ({ onRowClick, row, columns }) => { +export const DefaultCard: FC<CardProps<GridValidRowModel>> = ({ onRowClick, row, columns }) => {judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsFilter.tsx.hbs (5)
14-19: Consider enhancing type safety and documentation.While the interface is well-structured, consider these improvements:
- Add JSDoc documentation for the interface and its properties
- Make the
valuesarray type more specific by avoidingany+/** + * Defines the structure of a card filter + */ export interface CardsFilterDefinition<T> { + /** The type of filter to apply */ type: FilterType; + /** The field in type T to filter on */ field: keyof T; + /** Display label for the filter */ label: string; + /** Available filter values with their labels */ - values: { value: any, label: string }[]; + values: { value: string | number | boolean, label: string }[]; }
25-25: Improve type safety of the values state.The values state uses
anytype which could be more specific.-const [values, setValues] = useState<Record<string, any>>({}); +const [values, setValues] = useState<Record<string, T[keyof T]>>({});
27-34: Consider supporting multi-select filters.The current implementation only supports single-select filters. Consider adding support for multi-select by handling arrays of values.
-const updateValue = useCallback((field: string, value: any) => { +const updateValue = useCallback((field: string, value: T[keyof T]) => { const newValues = { ...values, - [field]: values[field] === value ? null : value, + [field]: Array.isArray(values[field]) + ? values[field].includes(value) + ? (values[field] as Array<T[keyof T]>).filter(v => v !== value) + : [...(values[field] as Array<T[keyof T]>), value] + : values[field] === value ? null : value, }; setValues(newValues); onFiltersChanged?.(newValues); -}, [values]); +}, [values, onFiltersChanged]);
36-39: Optimize clearFilters dependencies.The clearFilters callback includes
valuesin its dependencies array but doesn't use it.const clearFilters = useCallback(() => { setValues({}); onFiltersChanged?.({}); -}, [values]); +}, [onFiltersChanged]);
41-71: Enhance accessibility and component structure.Consider these improvements to the render logic:
- Add proper ARIA labels and roles
- Add responsive breakpoints for better mobile experience
- Extract filter group to a separate component for better maintainability
return ( - <Grid container direction="row" spacing={2}> + <Grid container direction="row" spacing={2} role="region" aria-label={t('common.filters')}> <Grid item xs={12}> - <Typography variant="h4"> + <Typography variant="h4" component="h2"> Filters </Typography> - <Button variant={'text'} onClick={clearFilters} >Clear all</Button> + <Button + variant="text" + onClick={clearFilters} + aria-label={t('common.clearAllFilters')} + > + Clear all + </Button> </Grid> {filterDefinitions.map(d => ( - <Grid item xs={12} key={d.field as string}> + <Grid item xs={12} sm={6} md={4} key={d.field as string}> <Typography variant="subtitle1"> {d.label}: </Typography> - <FormGroup> + <FormGroup role="group" aria-label={d.label}>judo-ui-react/src/main/java/hu/blackbelt/judo/ui/generator/react/UiTableHelper.java (1)
314-316: LGTM! Consider adding Javadoc.The implementation is clean and follows the class's established patterns. To maintain consistency with other utility methods, consider adding Javadoc to document the method's purpose and parameters.
Add documentation like this:
+ /** + * Checks if the table's representation component is of type CARD. + * + * @param table The table to check + * @return true if the table uses card representation, false otherwise + */ public static boolean isTableCard(Table table) { return TableRepresentation.CARD.equals(table.getRepresentationComponent()); }judo-ui-react/src/main/java/hu/blackbelt/judo/ui/generator/react/UiWidgetHelper.java (1)
210-212: Add documentation for the new method.The implementation looks good and follows the established pattern. Consider adding Javadoc to explain the purpose of this method and its relationship to card representation of tables.
Add the following documentation:
+ /** + * Generates a component name for the card representation of a table. + * This follows the same naming convention as table components to maintain consistency. + * + * @param table The table for which to generate a card component name + * @return The generated component name + */ public static String cardsComponentName(Table table) { return tableComponentName(table); }judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/containers/components/cards/types.ts.hbs (1)
26-52: Consider simplifying nested Handlebars conditionals for better readabilityThe deeply nested Handlebars conditionals within the
{{ componentName table }}ActionDefinitionsinterface may affect the readability and maintainability of the code. Refactoring to reduce nesting can improve clarity.As a follow-up, consider restructuring the conditional blocks to flatten the hierarchy where possible.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsContainer.tsx.hbs (5)
70-78: Simplify State Management for PaginationCurrently, both
rowsPerPageandpaginationModelare maintained separately, which can lead to inconsistencies. Consolidating pagination-related states will streamline state management.Consider removing
rowsPerPageand relying solely onpaginationModel:Update references to
rowsPerPagewithpaginationModel.pageSizethroughout the component.
99-104: OptimizepageSizeOptionsComputationThe calculation of
pageSizeOptionscan be simplified for better readability.Simplify the
useMemohook as follows:
189-202: Reset Pagination Controls When Changing PagesIn
handlePageChange, theisNextButtonEnabledstate is being manually set. This might cause inconsistencies if the total number of items changes or if the data source updates.Instead of manually setting
isNextButtonEnabled, calculate it based on the data returned after fetching:+ // Remove manual state updateAfter fetching new data, adjust
isNextButtonEnabledbased on whether more data is available.
208-221: Simplify Conditional Rendering ofToolbarElementThe conditional rendering of
ToolbarElementcan be simplified for clarity.Use short-circuit evaluation:
229-252: Refine Pagination Controls and LabelsThe
TablePaginationcomponent can be enhanced for better user experience.
- Implement
onRowsPerPageChangeto handle page size changes.- Update
labelDisplayedRowsfor clarity.- Use the actual total count if available.
...Ensure that changing the number of rows per page resets the pagination and fetches the correct data.
docs/pages/01_ui_react.adoc (2)
795-795: Correct the typo 'wel' to 'well'In line 795, the word "wel" should be corrected to "well".
852-860: Consider fetching 'constellation' filter values dynamicallyHardcoding the 'constellation' filter values may lead to maintenance issues if the list changes over time. Consider fetching the available 'constellation' values dynamically from the data source to ensure the filter remains up-to-date.
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components-api/components/index.ts.hbs (1)
6-6: LGTM! Verify CardsContainer component existence.
The export statement is correctly positioned alphabetically and follows the established barrel file pattern.
Let's verify the existence of the CardsContainer component:
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Export statement is correctly implemented and component exists
The CardsContainer component is properly implemented with:
- Implementation file at
components/widgets/CardsContainer.tsx.hbs - API types file at
components-api/components/CardsContainer.ts.hbs - Complete implementation with proper TypeScript types and React component structure
- Necessary interfaces (CardProps, ToolbarElementProps) exported through the API file
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/index.tsx.hbs (1)
7-9: LGTM! Verify component files exist.
The new exports for card-related components are logically grouped and align with the PR objective of implementing card representation for tables.
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✓ All referenced component files exist and are properly integrated
The verification confirms that all three component files (DefaultCard.tsx.hbs, CardsContainer.tsx.hbs, and CardsFilter.tsx.hbs) exist in the correct location and are referenced appropriately across the codebase, including integration with DefaultToolbar and card containers.
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components-api/components/CardsContainer.ts.hbs (2)
1-6: Verify template variable handling for MUI Data Grid plans
The import statement uses a template variable {{ getMUIDataGridPlanSuffix }} which suggests different MUI Data Grid plans. Ensure that this variable is properly handled during template processing.
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Template variable getMUIDataGridPlanSuffix is properly handled
The template variable is consistently used across the codebase for MUI Data Grid plan configuration:
- Defined in package dependencies with correct versioning
- Used in vite.config.ts.hbs for chunk configuration
- Properly imported in table configuration
- Works in conjunction with
isMUILicensedconditional for proper license handling
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1-23: Verify component implementation and usage
The interfaces are well-defined, but let's verify their integration with the actual component implementation.
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Interfaces are properly implemented and used
The interfaces defined in CardsContainer.ts.hbs are correctly integrated and used throughout the codebase:
CardPropsis properly implemented in DefaultCard componentToolbarElementPropsis correctly used in DefaultToolbar component- The main CardsContainer component properly consumes these interfaces
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1-15: LGTM! Well-structured imports with proper type safety.
The imports are well-organized, using specific types from React, MUI Data Grid, and internal components. The dynamic imports using Handlebars templating provide good flexibility for different table configurations.
1-23: Verify Handlebars helper functions.
Let's ensure all Handlebars helpers used in this template are properly defined and working as expected.
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All Handlebars helpers are properly implemented and verified.
The code shows that all the Handlebars helpers used in the template are properly defined in Java classes:
getMUIDataGridPlanSuffix- Defined inReactStoredVariableHelper.javacomponentName- Defined inUiWidgetHelper.javaclassDataName- Used throughout the codebase and imported from commons helpercamelCaseNameToInterfaceKey- Defined inUiPandinoHelper.javagetTableAPIImports- Defined inUiImportHelper.java
Each helper has proper implementation with clear business logic and is being used consistently throughout the codebase. The template is using these helpers correctly for generating the required code.
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/DefaultCard.tsx.hbs (2)
1-18: LGTM! Well-structured imports with proper type safety.
The imports are well-organized, properly typed, and demonstrate good separation of concerns between UI components, grid functionality, and internationalization support.
1-59: Verify integration with CardsContainer and requirements.
Please ensure this implementation aligns with:
- The card representation requirements from JNG-5993
- Integration with CardsContainer component
- Consistent behavior with other card-related components
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DefaultCard implementation is correctly integrated and aligned with requirements
- The component correctly implements the
CardPropsinterface from CardsContainer API - It's properly used as the default card renderer in CardsContainer with proper fallback handling
- The implementation supports customization through the container configuration system
- The component follows the card representation pattern with proper grid layout and responsive design
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsFilter.tsx.hbs (1)
1-13: LGTM! Well-organized imports with proper tree-shaking support.
The imports are well-structured, using proper destructuring and individual Material-UI component imports for optimal tree-shaking. The integration of L10N and i18n demonstrates good internationalization practices.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/utilities/filter-helper.ts.hbs (1)
8-8: LGTM!
The import statement is properly organized with other type imports.
judo-ui-react/src/main/java/hu/blackbelt/judo/ui/generator/react/UiPageContainerHelper.java (1)
68-72: LGTM! Method follows established patterns.
The implementation aligns well with existing helper methods and properly supports the card representation feature for tables.
Let's verify the usage of isTableCard method:
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Implementation verified and found to be correct
The verification confirms:
isTableCardmethod is properly implemented inUiTableHelperclass- It checks if a table's representation component equals
TableRepresentation.CARD - The method is correctly used in
getCardsForPageContainersto filter card-type tables - The implementation follows the established pattern for helper methods in the codebase
The original review comment's approval was accurate, and the implementation is sound.
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/ui-react.yaml (2)
496-511: LGTM: Widget components are properly configured.
The new card-related widget components are well-structured and follow the established pattern for widget definitions.
522-525: LGTM: API component is properly configured.
The CardsContainer API component follows the project's conventions and is correctly placed within the components-api section.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/containers/components/cards/types.ts.hbs (1)
1-7: LGTM on the import statements
The import statements are correctly defined, and the syntax is accurate.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsContainer.tsx.hbs (2)
136-141: Review Pagination Logic for Edge Cases
The pagination logic might not handle cases where the total number of items is exactly divisible by rowsPerPage, potentially causing the 'Next' button to be disabled prematurely.
Test the pagination behavior when:
- The number of items equals
rowsPerPage. - The last page has fewer items than
rowsPerPage. - There are no more items to fetch.
Would you like assistance in refining the pagination logic to cover these scenarios?
106-123:
Correct Filter Reset Logic in Query Customizer
When updating filters in handleFiltersChange, the current logic may not correctly reset previous filter values in the queryCustomizer. This can cause stale filters to persist.
Update the filter reset logic to target the actual filter properties:
Ensure that you're deleting the correct properties corresponding to the active filters.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/containers/components/cards/index.tsx.hbs (7)
175-203: Confirm all props and actions are correctly defined and passed
In the JSX return block (lines 175-203), verify that all props and actions passed to CardsContainer are correctly defined and available:
uniqueIdlayoutdefaultSortParamsactions, especially functions likeactions.get{{ firstToUpper table.relationName }}Mask- Event handlers such as
onRowClick
Ensure that all referenced properties and actions are properly defined in props or imported modules.
188-189: Check for correct conditional usage of onRowClick
The onRowClick handler is conditionally assigned based on actions.{{ simpleActionDefinitionName actionDefinition }}. Ensure that this expression evaluates correctly and that the function simpleActionDefinitionName returns valid method names.
Confirm that simpleActionDefinitionName is defined and produces the correct action names.
105-108: Ensure filtersSerializer functions correctly with serializers
The filtersSerializer utilizes {{ classDataName (getReferenceClassType table) 'StoredSerializer' }}.getInstance(). Verify that the serializer instance is available and that the serialize and deserialize methods work correctly.
Confirm that:
- The serializer is properly imported.
- The
getInstance()method returns a valid serializer. - The
serializeFiltersanddeserializeFiltersfunctions handle the filters as expected.
75-77:
Handle potential syntax error in operators import
The import of stringColumnOperators is conditionally included based on isUseInlineColumnFilters. This can cause an extra comma or missing comma in the imports list.
Adjust the import statement to include the comma inside the condition:
-{{# if isUseInlineColumnFilters }}stringColumnOperators,{{/ if }}
+{{# if isUseInlineColumnFilters }}
+ stringColumnOperators,
+{{/ if }}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
66-67:
Prevent syntax errors in imports with conditional inclusion
The import on lines 66-67 can cause a syntax error due to an unconditional comma when the condition is not met.
Place the comma inside the {{ else }} block to ensure it's only included when getUpdatedRowsSelected is imported:
-{{ else }}
-getUpdatedRowsSelected,
+{{ else }}
+ getUpdatedRowsSelected,
{{/ if }}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
158-166:
Include all dependencies in useMemo dependency array
The useMemo hook on lines 158-166 conditionally includes l10nLocale in the dependency array. If the conditions are not met, the dependency array might be empty or miss dependencies, leading to potential issues.
Ensure that all variables used within the useMemo callback that can affect the output are included in the dependency array. Consider unconditionally including l10nLocale if it influences the columns.
-], [{{# or (tableHasNumericColumn table) (tableHasDateColumn table) (tableHasDateTimeColumn table) }}l10nLocale{{/ or }}]);
+], [l10nLocale]);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
148-155: Verify availability of variables in column definitions
In the column definitions (lines 148-155), ensure that all variables and functions used in Handlebars expressions are defined and accessible:
column.nameclassDataNamegetReferenceClassTypecolumn.attributeType.namegetTranslationKeyForVisualElementcolumn.label- Partial
column.fragment.hbs
Run the following script to check for undefined variables:
Ensure that all variables are defined in the template context.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response. The code shows that all the helper functions used in the Handlebars template are properly defined in the Java helper classes:
classDataNameis defined in multiple helper classes (UiPageHelper, UiImportHelper, UiActionsHelper)getReferenceClassTypeis defined in UiWidgetHelper.javagetTranslationKeyForVisualElementis defined in UiI18NHelper.java- The partial template
column.fragment.hbsexists and contains the implementation for column configuration
Additionally, the column fragment template shows proper usage of all the variables referenced in the original code:
column.namecolumn.attributeType.namecolumn.label
All variables and functions in the column definitions are properly defined and accessible
The verification confirms that:
- All helper functions are implemented in the codebase
- The column fragment template exists and is properly structured
- All variables used in the template are part of the expected column object structure
- The template system has access to all required components
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find usages of undefined variables in the template
# Test: Search for undefined variables in the template code
rg '\{\{[^}]*\}\}' index.tsx.hbs | grep -E '\{\{[^}]*\}\}' | while read -r line; do
variables=$(echo "$line" | grep -oE '\{\{[^}]*\}\}' | sed 's/[{}]//g' | awk '{print $1}')
for var in $variables; do
if ! grep -q "$var" context-definition-file.txt; then
echo "Undefined variable: $var in line: $line"
fi
done
done
Length of output: 129
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# First, let's find the correct path to the file
fd "index.tsx.hbs"
# Then, let's look for helper function definitions in the codebase
rg -l "classDataName|getReferenceClassType|getTranslationKeyForVisualElement"
# Let's also check for the partial template
fd "column.fragment.hbs"
# Finally, let's examine the content of any helper files found
fd -e ".js" -e ".ts" -e ".hbs" "helper" --type f --exec cat {}
Length of output: 54842
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for helper functions in Java files
rg -A 5 "classDataName|getReferenceClassType|getTranslationKeyForVisualElement" "*.java"
# Let's also check the content of column.fragment.hbs
fd "column.fragment.hbs" --exec cat {}
Length of output: 5061
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for Java helper implementations with absolute paths
rg -A 5 "classDataName|getReferenceClassType|getTranslationKeyForVisualElement" judo-ui-react/src/main/java/hu/blackbelt/judo/ui/generator/react/
# Let's also check for any TypeScript helper implementations
rg -A 5 "classDataName|getReferenceClassType|getTranslationKeyForVisualElement" "*.ts" "*.tsx"
Length of output: 33913
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