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Add support for more field types #51

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For better querying lets add support for more field types

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced form fields with additional attributes: friendly_name, field_type, minimum, maximum, and enum_options.
    • Introduced a new form partial for handling string arrays, allowing multi-line text input.
    • Added a new StringArray class for improved handling of string array fields.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected typographical errors in prompts and descriptions.
  • Chores

    • Improved seed data structure for form fields, streamlining the creation process and enhancing validation capabilities.

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The changes in this pull request involve enhancements to the FormFieldDashboard, FormField, and related components, introducing new attributes and validation mechanisms. Key modifications include the addition of attributes such as friendly_name, field_type, minimum, maximum, and enum_options across various files. The OpenaiHelper module has been updated for clarity and functionality, while new views and a migration have been created to support the structural changes in the database. Additionally, a new StringArray class has been introduced to handle string array fields.

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File Path Change Summary
app/dashboards/form_field_dashboard.rb Added new attributes: friendly_name, field_type, minimum, maximum, enum_options. Updated COLLECTION_ATTRIBUTES, SHOW_PAGE_ATTRIBUTES, and FORM_ATTRIBUTES to include new fields.
app/helpers/openai_helper.rb Corrected typographical errors in system_prompt. Refactored smart_description method for improved logic. Updated create_types_form_form_fields to use to_json_schema_for_ai.
app/models/form_field.rb Introduced string enum for field_type. Added validation for presence of title, friendly_name, and field_type. Added virtual attribute enum_options_raw and methods for processing and validating options. Updated to_json_schema_for_ai to generate JSON schema based on field_type.
app/views/fields/string_array/_form.html.erb Created a new form partial for string arrays with a label, text area for input, and hint display.
app/views/fields/string_array/_index.html.erb Added a line to output the string representation of the field object.
app/views/fields/string_array/_show.html.erb Introduced code to iterate over field.data and display each item in a list.
db/migrate/20241113130440_add_validation_fields_to_form_fields.rb Created migration to add new columns (friendly_name, field_type, minimum, maximum, enum_options) to form_fields table and copy existing title values to friendly_name.
db/schema.rb Updated schema version and added new columns to form_fields table.
db/seeds.rb Modified seed data to include new attributes for form fields, consolidated field creation into a loop for efficiency.
lib/administrate/field/string_array.rb Introduced StringArray class with methods for converting data to string and handling strong parameters.
.github/workflows/ci.yml Reformatted branch specification and added environment variables for the test job related to database configuration.
Gemfile Changed quotation style for the rack-cors gem declaration from single quotes to double quotes.
config/initializers/cors.rb Modified formatting of origins and resource method calls in CORS configuration.

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Actionable comments posted: 5

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (23)
app/views/fields/string_array/_index.html.erb (1)

1-1: Consider adding nil handling and HTML structure.

While the implementation is functionally correct, consider these improvements for better robustness and presentation:

-<%= field.to_s %>
+<div class="string-array-field">
+  <%= field&.to_s || "Not specified" %>
+</div>
app/views/fields/string_array/_show.html.erb (1)

1-1: Replace map with each for better performance

Using map creates an unnecessary array that's not being used since we're only interested in the side effects (rendering).

-<% field.data.map do |item| %>
+<% field.data.each do |item| %>
lib/administrate/field/string_array.rb (3)

10-12: Document the purpose of permitted attributes.

Please add documentation to clarify:

  1. The purpose of the _raw suffix in "#{attr}_raw"
  2. The expected format and usage of the optional _options parameter
  3. How these permitted attributes are used in strong parameters
+# Defines the permitted parameters for strong parameter checking in Rails.
+# @param attr [String] The base attribute name
+# @param _options [Hash, nil] Optional configuration (currently unused)
+# @return [Array] An array of permitted parameter definitions
 def self.permitted_attribute(attr, _options = nil)
   ["#{attr}_raw", attr => []]
 end

14-16: Consider namespacing the HTML class.

To avoid potential CSS class conflicts and improve maintainability:

  1. Add documentation explaining where this class is used in views
  2. Consider namespacing the class name (e.g., "administrate-string-array")
+# @return [String] The CSS class name used in the field's HTML representation
 def self.html_class
-  "string_array"
+  "administrate-string-array"
 end

1-19: Add comprehensive test coverage.

This new field type should include tests to verify:

  1. Data handling edge cases (nil values, non-array data, empty arrays)
  2. Integration with Administrate's field rendering
  3. Strong parameter behavior
  4. HTML class usage in views

Would you like me to help generate a test suite for this class?

app/views/fields/string_array/_form.html.erb (2)

5-9: Consider adding validation feedback and constraints

The text area implementation could benefit from additional features:

  1. The _raw suffix suggests special handling - ensure this is properly documented
  2. Consider adding validation feedback mechanisms (e.g., error messages)
  3. Consider adding data attributes for client-side validation

Here's a suggested enhancement:

 <%= f.text_area "#{field.attribute}_raw",
   value: field.data&.join("\n"),
   class: "string-array-input",
   rows: 5,
-  placeholder: "Enter one option per line" %>
+  placeholder: "Enter one option per line",
+  data: {
+    controller: "string-array-validator",
+    max-items: field.maximum,
+    min-items: field.minimum
+  },
+  "aria-describedby": "#{field.attribute}-hint #{field.attribute}-error" %>
+<% if f.object.errors[field.attribute].any? %>
+  <div id="<%= field.attribute %>-error" class="field-unit__error">
+    <%= f.object.errors[field.attribute].join(", ") %>
+  </div>
+<% end %>

10-14: Enhance accessibility for hint text

While the hint implementation is clean, it should be properly associated with the input field for better accessibility.

Here's a suggested enhancement:

 <% if field.options.key?(:hint) %>
-  <p class="field-unit__hint">
+  <p class="field-unit__hint" id="<%= field.attribute %>-hint">
     <%= field.options[:hint] %>
   </p>
 <% end %>

This change adds an ID to the hint paragraph, which can be referenced by the text area's aria-describedby attribute (as shown in the previous suggestion).

db/migrate/20241113130440_add_validation_fields_to_form_fields.rb (2)

3-4: Consider using PostgreSQL enum type for field_type

Instead of using a string column with a default value, consider using a PostgreSQL enum type for field_type. This provides better type safety and performance.

-    add_column :form_fields, :field_type, :string, null: false, default: 'string'
+    execute <<-SQL
+      CREATE TYPE form_field_type AS ENUM ('string', 'number', 'select');
+    SQL
+    add_column :form_fields, :field_type, :form_field_type, null: false, default: 'string'

11-11: Consider adding array constraints

While the array implementation is correct, consider adding constraints to prevent potential issues:

  1. Maximum array length to prevent memory issues
  2. Check constraint to ensure non-empty values
-    add_column :form_fields, :enum_options, :string, array: true, default: []
+    add_column :form_fields, :enum_options, :string, array: true, default: []
+    execute <<-SQL
+      ALTER TABLE form_fields
+      ADD CONSTRAINT check_enum_options_length 
+      CHECK (array_length(enum_options, 1) <= 100);
+      
+      ALTER TABLE form_fields
+      ADD CONSTRAINT check_enum_options_values
+      CHECK (array_position(enum_options, '') IS NULL);
+    SQL
app/dashboards/form_field_dashboard.rb (4)

18-19: Add validation hints for minimum/maximum fields

Consider adding hints to clarify the expected format and validation rules for these fields, similar to how enum_options has a hint.

-    minimum: Field::String,
-    maximum: Field::String,
+    minimum: Field::String.with_options(
+      hint: "Enter the minimum value for numeric fields"
+    ),
+    maximum: Field::String.with_options(
+      hint: "Enter the maximum value for numeric fields"
+    ),

14-16: Consider sorting field_type options for better UX

The field types collection could benefit from being sorted alphabetically for easier selection.

     field_type: Field::Select.with_options(
-      collection: FormField.field_types.keys.map { |t| [ t.humanize, t ] }
+      collection: FormField.field_types.keys.sort.map { |t| [ t.humanize, t ] }
     ),

47-56: Consider grouping related attributes together

The show page attributes could be organized better by grouping related fields together.

   SHOW_PAGE_ATTRIBUTES = %i[
     id
     title
     friendly_name
-    field_type
     description
     page
+    field_type
     metadata
     minimum
     maximum
     enum_options
     created_at
     updated_at
   ].freeze

64-72: Consider implementing conditional field visibility

Fields like minimum, maximum, and enum_options are only relevant for specific field types. Consider implementing conditional visibility based on the selected field_type.

This could be implemented using JavaScript in the admin interface to show/hide fields based on the selected field_type. Would you like me to provide an example implementation?

app/helpers/openai_helper.rb (1)

74-77: Consider safer context access pattern

While the refactor improves readability, accessing context with context[form_field.title] could raise an error if context is a non-hash object.

Consider using dig or try for safer access:

-    context_info = context[form_field.title] if context.present?
+    context_info = context.try(:[], form_field.title)
db/schema.rb (1)

89-93: Consider adding indexes for frequently queried columns

The new columns might be used in search or filtering operations, especially field_type which has a default value suggesting it's used for categorization.

Consider adding indexes if these columns are frequently queried:

+ t.index ["field_type"], name: "index_form_fields_on_field_type"

Also, consider adding a composite index if you often query combinations of these fields together.

app/models/form_field.rb (1)

59-59: Style Issue: Add spaces inside array brackets

According to the style guidelines, include spaces inside array brackets for better readability and consistency.

Apply this diff to fix the style issue:

-return unless ["single_select", "multi_select"].include?(field_type)
+return unless [ "single_select", "multi_select" ].include?(field_type)
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db/seeds.rb (7)

64-64: Complete the description for 'history_of_present_illness'.

The description seems incomplete, ending with "including when". Please complete the sentence to provide full information.


70-70: Complete the description for 'examination_details'.

The description seems incomplete, ending with "and clinic". Please complete the sentence to provide full clarity.


76-76: Complete the description for 'weight'.

The description seems incomplete, ending with "in kilogram". Please complete the sentence to provide full information.


98-98: Complete the description for 'special_instruction'.

The description seems incomplete, ending with "or other". Please complete the sentence to provide full clarity.


126-126: Complete the description for 'other_details'.

The description seems incomplete, ending with "Advice". Please complete the sentence to provide full information.


186-186: Adjust array literal formatting in enum_options.

According to the coding style guidelines, use spaces inside array brackets. Change ["Male", "Female", "Other"] to [ "Male", "Female", "Other" ].

Apply this diff to correct the formatting:

-    enum_options: ["Male", "Female", "Other"]
+    enum_options: [ "Male", "Female", "Other" ]
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193-193: Adjust array literal formatting in enum_options.

According to the coding style guidelines, use spaces inside array brackets. Change ["Headache", "Fever", "Cough", "Cold", "Body Pain"] to [ "Headache", "Fever", "Cough", "Cold", "Body Pain" ].

Apply this diff to correct the formatting:

-    enum_options: ["Headache", "Fever", "Cough", "Cold", "Body Pain"]
+    enum_options: [ "Headache", "Fever", "Cough", "Cold", "Body Pain" ]
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app/views/fields/string_array/_index.html.erb (1)

1-1: Verify StringArray class implementation.

Let's verify that the StringArray class properly implements the to_s method that this view depends on.

lib/administrate/field/string_array.rb (1)

1-5: LGTM! Well-structured class definition.

The class is properly organized within the Administrate::Field namespace and correctly inherits from the base class.

app/views/fields/string_array/_form.html.erb (2)

1-3: LGTM: Field label implementation follows Rails conventions

The label implementation is clean and follows Rails form builder conventions.


1-15: Verify integration with form field system

Please ensure the following components are in place:

  1. JavaScript controller for string array validation
  2. CSS styles for .string-array-input and .field-unit__hint
  3. Form field type registration for string arrays
db/migrate/20241113130440_add_validation_fields_to_form_fields.rb (1)

19-19: Validate data before adding NOT NULL constraint

Consider validating the data quality before adding the NOT NULL constraint to prevent migration failures.

app/dashboards/form_field_dashboard.rb (2)

37-38: LGTM! Good choice of columns for the index view

The addition of friendly_name and field_type to the collection view provides valuable information at a glance.


20-22: Verify StringArray field implementation

The code uses a custom Field::StringArray type for enum_options. Let's verify its implementation.

app/helpers/openai_helper.rb (2)

17-17: Improved system prompt clarity and correctness

The updated prompt fixes a typo and provides clearer instructions about data handling requirements, which should lead to more accurate form filling.


91-93: Verify FormField schema generation implementation

The code assumes the existence of to_json_schema_for_ai method on FormField model. This is crucial for supporting new field types.

Let's verify the implementation:

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FormField schema generation implementation verified

The to_json_schema_for_ai method is implemented in the FormField model and supports the defined field types.

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db/schema.rb (2)

13-13: LGTM: Schema version update

The schema version has been properly updated to reflect the new migration.


89-90: Review the relationship between title and friendly_name

The schema now has both title and friendly_name columns, which seems redundant. Additionally, friendly_name is non-nullable without a default value.

Let's verify the usage of these fields:

Consider:

  1. Deprecating the title field if it's being replaced
  2. Adding a database constraint to ensure field_type values are valid
  3. Adding a default value for friendly_name if needed
app/models/form_field.rb (5)

5-11: LGTM: Proper use of string enums for field_type

Defining field_type as a string enum enhances code clarity and maintainability. It allows for easily adding new field types in the future and improves readability across the codebase.


13-18: Validations are appropriately defined

The presence validations for title, friendly_name, and field_type ensure essential attributes are provided. Custom validation methods validate_select_options and validate_number_constraints correctly enforce field-specific constraints.


20-25: Effective handling of enum_options_raw virtual attribute

The implementation of the enum_options_raw virtual attribute allows for user-friendly input of enumeration options. The getter method provides a seamless way to process raw options before validation.


28-43: Dynamic JSON schema generation

The to_json_schema_for_ai method effectively generates a JSON schema based on the field_type, correctly including enums for select types and number constraints for numeric types. This enhances the interoperability with AI functionalities.


74-83: Efficient processing in process_enum_options

The process_enum_options method efficiently processes the raw enumeration options by splitting, stripping whitespace, removing blanks, and ensuring uniqueness. This ensures that enum_options is clean and ready for validation.

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⚠️ Potential issue

Add nil check to prevent potential errors

The current implementation might raise an error if field.data is nil.

Apply this diff to add nil protection:

-<% field.data.map do |item| %>
+<% if field.data.present? %>
+  <ul class="string-array-list">
+    <% field.data.each do |item| %>
+      <li><%= item %></li>
+    <% end %>
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db/seeds.rb (2)

61-66: Consider using "text" field type for detailed medical information.

The history_of_present_illness and examination_details fields typically contain lengthy medical narratives. Consider using field_type: "text" instead of "string" to better accommodate longer content and provide appropriate UI elements.

Also applies to: 67-72


64-64: Fix truncated description fields.

Several description fields appear to be truncated (ending with commas). Please complete these descriptions to provide clear guidance for users.

Also applies to: 70-70, 76-76, 84-84, 92-92, 98-98, 104-104, 110-110

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (2)

6-6: Formatting change looks good

The branch specification formatting change maintains valid YAML syntax.


92-98: Verify database configuration consistency and security

While adding granular database configuration is good, there are a few points to consider:

  1. You have both DATABASE_URL and individual DB_* variables. This could lead to confusion about which takes precedence.
  2. The credentials match the postgres service configuration, but using 'postgres' as both username and password, even in CI, should be documented as a CI-only practice.

Let's verify the database configuration usage:

Consider:

  1. Adding a comment in the workflow file to explicitly state these are CI-only credentials
  2. Documenting the precedence between DATABASE_URL and individual DB_* variables
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Database configuration is properly structured and secure

The database configuration is well-organized and follows Rails best practices:

  • The DB_* environment variables are correctly used in database.yml for development and test environments
  • DATABASE_URL is documented as an override mechanism, which is the standard Rails behavior
  • Production environment uses separate credentials, not the CI variables
  • The CI credentials are isolated to the test environment and don't affect production
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db/seeds.rb (3)

130-144: Consider adding blood pressure validation rules.

The diastolic BP should always be lower than systolic BP. Consider adding a cross-field validation rule to ensure this medical constraint is enforced.

#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are any cross-field validations for blood pressure
rg -A 5 "validate.*blood.*pressure|validate.*systolic|validate.*diastolic" app/models/

217-221: Add email format validation.

The email field should include format validation to ensure valid email addresses are stored.

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rg -A 5 "validates.*email" app/models/

108-112: Consider adding format validation for patient number.

The patient_no field might benefit from a specific format validation to ensure consistency. Consider adding a regex pattern or custom validation rules if there's a standard format for patient numbers in your system.

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@bodhish bodhish merged commit be8810c into main Nov 27, 2024
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