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JNG-6075 improve card filters #502

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StoryJNG-6075 Allow Card Filters to support text filters not just options

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The changes to the CardsFilter component enhance its filtering capabilities by introducing a more dynamic and interactive filtering mechanism. The component now supports two input types: 'options' and 'text', with the ability to add a search functionality. New properties are added to the CardsFilterDefinition interface to control the search behavior, including an optional search label and the ability to enable or disable searching across filter values.

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File Change Summary
judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsFilter.tsx.hbs - Updated CardsFilterDefinition interface with new properties
- Added inputType, searchLabel, allowSearch, and values
- Introduced searchValues and visibleValues state variables
- Implemented debounced search functionality
- Conditional rendering of search input based on allowSearch

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    participant User
    participant CardsFilter
    participant SearchInput
    participant FilterOptions

    User->>SearchInput: Enter search term
    SearchInput->>CardsFilter: Trigger debounced update
    CardsFilter->>FilterOptions: Filter visible options
    FilterOptions-->>User: Display filtered results
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judo-ui-react/src/main/resources/actor/src/components/widgets/CardsFilter.tsx.hbs (2)

74-76: Ensure consistent handling of allowSearch.
When allowSearch is disabled, users will only see the selectable values. This design is logical. Just remember to occasionally confirm that the user experience remains consistent when toggling allowSearch from true to false, especially in edge cases if there's partial input present in searchValues.


77-93: Validate potential performance costs of defaultValue usage.
By passing defaultValue={searchValues[d.field as string]}, the TextField component doesn’t fully control its state internally, which can lead to unexpected re-render behavior if end users switch filters rapidly. Switching to a controlled component by using value instead of defaultValue is typically recommended unless there's a specific reason.

- defaultValue={searchValues[d.field as string]}
+ value={searchValues[d.field as string] ?? ''}
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23-26: Great expansion of the CardsFilterDefinition interface.
The new properties (inputType, searchLabel, allowSearch, values) are well-defined and optional. This improved flexibility is useful for handling both text-based and selectable filter types.


34-35: Clarify the role of visibleValues state.
While searchValues is clearly used to store the user input for searching, visibleValues is set up but never updated in this code snippet. Ensure you plan to either maintain it for future enhancements or remove it to avoid confusion and potential memory overhead.


46-49: Well-structured debounced update for performance.
This approach conveniently prevents spamming the state updates with every keystroke.


94-116: Appropriate integration of text-based filtering with checkboxes.
By filtering the list in .filter(...) using the searchValues, you let users narrow the displayed options quickly. This is a neat hybrid approach to searching arrangement-based filters. No issues are apparent, though be mindful of extremely large values arrays, as continuous filtering can get heavy.


11-12: Consider verifying the size of the @mui/material/utils package.
Importing debounce from @mui/material/utils is permissible, but for performance-critical paths, you could consider an alternative, lightweight utility, if there's a need to reduce bundle size. Otherwise, this is fine.

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debounce usage is consistent with project patterns

The codebase shows a consistent pattern where debounce from @mui/material/utils is used in conjunction with a local debounceInputs configuration in multiple UI components that handle user input:

  • CardsFilter.tsx.hbs
  • Tags.tsx.hbs
  • TextWithTypeAhead.tsx.hbs
  • SingleRelationInput.tsx.hbs

This appears to be an intentional architectural decision to use Material-UI's debounce implementation across input components, making it an integral part of the project's UI framework rather than a one-off usage. Given this consistent pattern and integration with the project's configuration (debounceInputs), switching to an alternative implementation would require broader architectural changes without clear benefits.

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@noherczeg noherczeg merged commit b915167 into develop Jan 2, 2025
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@noherczeg noherczeg deleted the feature/JNG-6075-improve-card-filters branch January 2, 2025 17:45
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