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src/components/cardinal/sidebar/index.tsx (3)
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25-33: Consider enhancing error handlingThe current error handling in the
useEffecthook is good, but it could be more robust. Consider adding more detailed error information and possibly implementing a retry mechanism for transient errors.Here's a suggestion for improved error handling:
useEffect(() => { if (isError) { console.error('Error fetching entities:', error); toast({ title: 'Failed to fetch entities', description: `Error: ${error.message}. Please try again later.`, variant: 'destructive', }); // Optionally implement a retry mechanism here } }, [isError, error, toast]);
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35-36: Optimize filtering of messages and queriesThe current filtering of messages and queries is done inline and repeated. Consider moving this logic to separate functions for better readability and reusability.
Here's a suggestion for optimizing the filtering:
const filterBuiltinItems = (items: any[], builtinSet: Set<string>) => items.filter((item) => !builtinSet.has(item.url)); const messages = filterBuiltinItems(data?.messages ?? [], builtinMessages); const queries = filterBuiltinItems(data?.queries ?? [], builtinQueries);
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1-57: Add component documentationThe
CardinalSidebarcomponent would benefit from some additional documentation explaining its purpose, props (if any), and overall structure. This would improve maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand and work with this component.Consider adding a JSDoc comment above the component definition, like this:
/** * CardinalSidebar Component * * This component renders the sidebar for the Cardinal application. * It includes sections for creating personas, displaying messages and queries, * and a theme toggle. * * The component fetches data using the useQuery hook and handles potential errors. * It filters out built-in messages and queries before rendering. */ export function CardinalSidebar() { // ... (rest of the component code) }src/routeTree.gen.ts (1)
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- package.json (2 hunks)
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- src/components/jaeger/sidebar.tsx (1 hunks)
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- src/lib/query-options.ts (3 hunks)
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src/routes/_jaeger.tsx (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are well-structured and appropriate.The imports are correctly organized, using absolute paths for local components and properly importing from the tanstack router library. This structure aligns well with the PR objectives of integrating Jaeger UI into the Cardinal Editor.
5-7: LGTM: Route definition is correct. Clarification needed on naming convention.The route definition using
createFileRouteis correct and aligns with the PR objectives. The component association is properly set toJaegerLayout.Could you clarify the significance of the underscore prefix in the route name ('_jaeger')? Is this a specific convention used in the project or does it have special meaning in the routing system?
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src/components/cardinal/sheets/sample-entities.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM! Verify consistency across the project.The updated import path for
EntityCardaligns with the project restructuring mentioned in the PR objectives. This change improves code organization by providing a more specific path.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script:
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src/routes/_jaeger.jaeger.tsx (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.The imports are appropriately structured, following a common convention with external libraries first, followed by local imports. All imported items appear to be used within the component, contributing to its functionality.
7-9: LGTM: Route definition is correct and follows best practices.The route is properly defined using
createFileRoute, which aligns well with file-based routing practices. The path '/_jaeger/jaeger' matches the file location, and the Jaeger component is correctly associated with this route.
11-43: LGTM: Overall component structure and conditional rendering.The Jaeger component is well-structured and implements conditional rendering effectively. It provides clear feedback to the user based on the Jaeger instance's status and uses an iframe to embed the Jaeger UI when available. The use of React hooks for state management and side effects is appropriate and follows best practices.
package.json (2)
44-44: Ensure compatibility of @tanstack/router-vite-plugin with the current setup.The update from
^1.26.8to^1.69.1is consistent with the@tanstack/react-routerupdate. This change in the devDependencies is appropriate.Please verify the following:
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@tanstack/router-vite-pluginis compatible with the current Vite configuration.- Ensure that the build process works correctly with this updated plugin.
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28-28: Verify compatibility with the updated @tanstack/react-router version.The update from
^1.26.9to^1.70.0is a significant version jump, which aligns with the PR objectives. However, it's important to ensure compatibility with the current codebase.Please verify the following:
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@tanstack/react-router:src/lib/cardinal-provider.tsx (5)
19-19: LGTM: Addition ofjaegerUrltoConfiginterfaceThe new
jaegerUrlproperty in theConfiginterface is correctly typed as a string and follows the camelCase naming convention. This addition aligns with the PR objectives of integrating Jaeger UI into the Cardinal Editor.
38-39: LGTM: Additions toCardinalProviderStateinterfaceThe new
jaegerUrlproperty andsetJaegerUrlmethod in theCardinalProviderStateinterface are correctly typed and follow the established naming conventions. These additions are consistent with the existing pattern for state management in the component and support the integration of Jaeger UI.
63-63: LGTM: Addition ofjaegerUrltodefaultConfigThe
jaegerUrlproperty is correctly added to thedefaultConfigobject, using thedefaultJaegerUrlconstant. This change is consistent with the previous additions and supports the Jaeger UI integration.
132-132: LGTM: Addition ofsetJaegerUrlmethodThe
setJaegerUrlmethod is correctly implemented in thevalueobject. It uses thesetConfigItemfunction to update both the state and local storage, maintaining consistency with other configuration updates in the component. This addition completes the integration of the Jaeger URL configuration into theCardinalProvider.
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1-150: Overall assessment: Well-implemented Jaeger integrationThe changes to
src/lib/cardinal-provider.tsxsuccessfully integrate Jaeger URL configuration into theCardinalProvidercomponent. The implementation is consistent, follows existing patterns, and aligns well with the PR objectives. The only suggestion for improvement is to consider using environment-specific configuration for the default Jaeger URL.Great job on maintaining code quality and consistency while adding this new feature!
src/routes/index.tsx (2)
4-8: Good use of redirect in the loader function.The route setup correctly redirects from
/to/cardinalusing theloaderfunction withredirect. This ensures users navigating to the root path are automatically directed to the Cardinal interface.
3-9: Verify that the removal of theIndexcomponent does not affect the application.The
Indexcomponent has been replaced with a redirect to/cardinal. Ensure that theIndexcomponent is not imported or used elsewhere in the codebase to prevent potential runtime errors.Run the following script to search for usages of the
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src/routes/__root.tsx (2)
7-7: Import ofcnis necessaryThe
cnfunction imported from@/lib/utilsis used in theFallbackcomponent for class name concatenation. The import is appropriate and necessary.
20-20: Correct usage of<Outlet />componentThe
<Outlet />component at line 20 correctly renders the matched child routes within theRootcomponent. This ensures that nested routing functions as expected.src/components/header.tsx (2)
143-150:⚠️ Potential issueValidate or sanitize
jaegerUrlto prevent potential security issuesThe
jaegerUrlvalue is used directly in thehrefattribute of an anchor tag. IfjaegerUrlcan be manipulated or set to an unexpected value, this could lead to security vulnerabilities such as open redirect attacks.Ensure that
jaegerUrlis properly validated or sanitized before being used in thehrefattribute. Consider adding validation logic to confirm that the URL is in an expected format or domain.Would you like assistance in implementing input validation for
jaegerUrl?
74-77: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
⚠️ Potential issueRemove unnecessary
setTimeoutwhen updating fetching stateThe
setTimeoutwith a delay of 900ms inrefetchWorldmay lead to inconsistent UI behavior, especially if the fetch operation completes quickly or takes longer than expected. This can cause the loading indicator to remain active longer than necessary or disappear prematurely.Consider updating the
fetchingstate immediately after the fetch operation completes:const refetchWorld = async () => { setFetching(true) try { await queryClient.fetchQuery(worldQueryOptions({ cardinalUrl, isCardinalConnected })) } catch (error) { errorToast(toast, error, 'Error re-fetching world') } - setTimeout(() => setFetching(false), 900) + setFetching(false) }If you wish to ensure a minimum display time for the loading indicator, implement a more controlled approach using timestamps or a dedicated hook.
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src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
125-140: Ensure accessibility and responsiveness in the layout.While the layout seems structured, ensure that all interactive elements are accessible and the layout adapts well to different screen sizes.
Test the UI on various devices and screen sizes to confirm responsiveness and accessibility.
src/routes/_cardinal.cardinal.tsx (2)
1-14: Imports are correctly organized and usedThe imported modules and components are appropriate and correctly utilized in the code.
29-36: Verify that the error handling inuseEffectdoesn't cause multiple toastsEnsure that the
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src/lib/query-options.ts (3)
1-7: LGTM: ImportingJaegerServicesResponseThe import statement correctly includes
JaegerServicesResponse, ensuring that the necessary types are available for the Jaeger integration.
21-23: LGTM: Adding Jaeger endpointsThe new constants
routeJaegerServicesandrouteJaegerSearchare correctly defined for the Jaeger API endpoints.
188-200: LGTM: DefiningJaegerQueryOptionPropsinterfaceThe
JaegerQueryOptionPropsinterface is well-defined, capturing the required properties for Jaeger queries, including optional fields for flexible usage.
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src/components/cardinal/sidebar/queries.tsx (1)
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33-41: LGTM: Component rename and CQL addition look good.The renaming of
SidebarQueriestoCardinalSidebarQueriesis consistent with the interface rename. The addition of thecqlobject to support Cardinal Query Language is a good enhancement.Consider extracting the
cqlobject definition outside the component to improve readability and potentially reuse it elsewhere if needed.Here's a suggested refactor:
const cql: WorldField = { name: 'CQL', fields: { CQL: 'string', }, url: routeCql, }; export function CardinalSidebarQueries({ queries }: CardinalSidebarQueriesProps) { queries = [...queries, cql]; // ... rest of the component }src/components/header.tsx (1)
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77-85: Optimize fetching state handling by using a 'finally' blockThe current implementation uses
setTimeoutto setfetchingtofalseafter a 900ms delay. This may cause unnecessary delays in updating the UI and could lead to a suboptimal user experience.Consider moving
setFetching(false)into afinallyblock to ensure it is executed immediately after the fetch operation completes, regardless of success or failure.Apply this diff to refactor:
const refetchWorld = async () => { setFetching(true) try { await queryClient.fetchQuery(worldQueryOptions({ cardinalUrl, isCardinalConnected })) } catch (error) { errorToast(toast, error, 'Error re-fetching world') - } - setTimeout(() => setFetching(false), 900) + } finally { + setFetching(false) + } }
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- src/components/header.tsx (2 hunks)
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src/components/jaeger/sidebar.tsx (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/components/jaeger/sidebar.tsx:249-249 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:13:39.028Z Learning: In React, when using an `<input type="number">`, the default `step` value is `1`, so adding `step="1"` is unnecessary.src/lib/query-options.ts (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/lib/query-options.ts:216-229 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:24:30.304Z Learning: In `src/lib/query-options.ts`, when fetching operations for Jaeger services, we only have up to 3 services (Jaeger's own container, Nakama, and Cardinal), so sequential fetching is acceptable and optimizing with parallel requests is unnecessary.src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/routes/_cardinal.tsx:33-93 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:08:18.516Z Learning: Including `personas` in the dependency array of `useEffect` in the `CardinalLayout` component in `src/routes/_cardinal.tsx` causes a bug and should be excluded.
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src/components/cardinal/sidebar/index.tsx (3)
15-15: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe import statements have been properly updated to reflect the component renaming from
SidebartoCardinalSidebar. This change is consistent with the PR objective and addresses the previous review comment about updating references.Also applies to: 17-17
44-45: LGTM: Component usage updated correctlyThe usage of
SidebarMessagesandSidebarQuerieshas been properly updated toCardinalSidebarMessagesandCardinalSidebarQueriesrespectively. These changes are consistent with the import statement updates and maintain the functionality of the component while improving naming consistency.
22-22: LGTM: Function renamed to improve specificityThe function has been correctly renamed from
SidebartoCardinalSidebar, improving the specificity and clarity of the component name. This change is consistent with the PR objectives and addresses the previous review comment.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, let's verify that all references to this component have been updated:
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src/components/cardinal/sidebar/queries.tsx (2)
29-31: LGTM: Interface rename is consistent and follows conventions.The renaming of
SidebarQueriesPropstoCardinalSidebarQueriesPropsis consistent with the component rename and follows the project's naming convention of prefixing with "Cardinal".
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1-145: Overall changes look good and align with PR objectives.The changes in this file are focused and consistent with the PR objectives. The renaming of the main component and its props, along with the addition of the CQL query type, enhance the functionality without disrupting the existing structure. The
Querycomponent remains unchanged, which is appropriate as it still works well with the updatedCardinalSidebarQueriescomponent.These changes contribute to the integration of Jaeger UI by preparing the sidebar queries component for potential new query types, such as CQL, which may be useful in the context of tracing and monitoring.
src/components/cardinal/sidebar/messages.tsx (2)
42-42: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)LGTM! Verify component usage and update documentation.
The renaming of the component from
SidebarMessagestoCardinalSidebarMessagesis consistent with the interface renaming and improves the naming convention by making it more specific to the Cardinal component.To ensure all usages of this component have been updated, run the following script:
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37-40: LGTM! Verify interface usage across the codebase.The renaming of the interface from
SidebarMessagesPropstoCardinalSidebarMessagesPropsis consistent with the component renaming. This change improves the naming convention by making it more specific to the Cardinal component.To ensure all usages of this interface have been updated, run the following script:
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src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
1-144: LGTMThe implementation of the
CardinalLayoutcomponent is well-structured and effectively integrates the necessary UI elements and state management. The use of React hooks and context is appropriate.src/lib/query-options.ts (1)
259-261: Confirm timestamp conversion for Jaeger API compatibilityThe timestamps are correctly converted to microseconds, aligning with Jaeger's API requirements. Multiplying
Date.now()by 1000 converts milliseconds to microseconds, which is appropriate.
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src/components/header.tsx (1)
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77-82: Resetfetchingstate immediately after fetch completionCurrently, the
fetchingstate is reset using a fixed timeout of 900ms. This may not accurately represent the actual completion time of the fetch operation and could result in inconsistent UI feedback. Consider settingfetchingtofalseimmediately after the fetch completes to provide accurate feedback to the user.Apply this diff to update the
refetchWorldfunction:const refetchWorld = async () => { setFetching(true) try { await queryClient.fetchQuery(worldQueryOptions({ cardinalUrl, isCardinalConnected })) } catch (error) { errorToast(toast, error, 'Error re-fetching world') } - setTimeout(() => setFetching(false), 900) + setFetching(false) }
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src/lib/query-options.ts (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/lib/query-options.ts:216-229 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:24:30.304Z Learning: In `src/lib/query-options.ts`, when fetching operations for Jaeger services, we only have up to 3 services (Jaeger's own container, Nakama, and Cardinal), so sequential fetching is acceptable and optimizing with parallel requests is unnecessary.src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/routes/_cardinal.tsx:33-93 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:08:18.516Z Learning: Including `personas` in the dependency array of `useEffect` in the `CardinalLayout` component in `src/routes/_cardinal.tsx` causes a bug and should be excluded.
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src/routes/_jaeger.jaeger.tsx (3)
15-15: Remove the unuseduseQueryhook.The
useQueryhook on line 15 is defined withenabled: false, so it doesn't fetch any data, and theurlvariable remainsundefined. Sinceurlis only used in the iframesrcattribute, and the condition will always evaluate tofalse, onlydefaultUrlis used. Consider removing theuseQueryhook and theurlvariable for cleaner code.
22-26: Handle errors in thepingfunction'scatchblock.Currently, the
catchblock in thepingfunction does nothing, which might lead to confusion if an error occurs. Consider settingisJaegerRunningtofalseexplicitly to ensure the state is correctly updated in case of an error.
28-28: Simplify the invocation of thepingfunction.The
.then()method is unnecessary when callingping()inside theuseEffecthook, as you're not chaining any promises or handling the returned value. You can remove.then()for cleaner code.src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
127-144: Overall component structure appears soundThe
CardinalLayoutcomponent is well-structured, and the UI elements are correctly implemented. The use ofResizablePanelGroupand responsive layout enhances the user interface.
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src/routeTree.gen.ts (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/routeTree.gen.ts:22-25 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:05:58.887Z Learning: The file `src/routeTree.gen.ts` is autogenerated; do not comment on it during code reviews.src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (1)
Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/routes/_cardinal.tsx:33-93 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:08:18.516Z Learning: Including `personas` in the dependency array of `useEffect` in the `CardinalLayout` component in `src/routes/_cardinal.tsx` causes a bug and should be excluded.
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src/routes/_jaeger.tsx (3)
1-7: LGTM: Imports and route definition are well-structured.The imports are appropriate for the Jaeger layout implementation, and the route definition follows the TanStack Router pattern correctly.
11-18: LGTM: JaegerLayout implementation details are sound.The component structure effectively implements a sidebar-based layout with proper content area management. The use of
overflow-y-autoensures content scrollability, and the placement of theOutletandToastercomponents is appropriate for their respective functions.
1-21: Overall, the Jaeger integration is well-implemented.This new file successfully introduces the Jaeger UI integration into the Cardinal Editor, aligning with the PR objectives. The route definition, layout structure, and component usage are all appropriate for the task. The suggested improvement for layout flexibility is minor and doesn't detract from the overall quality of the implementation.
src/routes/_jaeger.jaeger.tsx (6)
1-14: Imports and route definition look good.The necessary components, hooks, and utilities are imported correctly. The route definition for the Jaeger component is properly set up using
createFileRoute.
16-22: Response schema is well-defined.The Zod schema for validating the Jaeger services API response is comprehensive and correctly structured. It covers all necessary fields with appropriate types.
51-51: Simplify the ping function invocation.The
.then()call on theping()function is unnecessary as it's not being used to chain any operations. You can simplify it to justping().Apply this diff to simplify the function call:
-ping().then() +ping()
57-63: Add error handling for clipboard access failures.The
navigator.clipboard.writeTextmethod returns a Promise that may reject if the clipboard write fails (e.g., due to permissions issues). It's advisable to handle the rejection case to provide feedback to the user and improve error handling.Apply this diff to handle potential errors:
const handleCopyToClipboard = () => { - navigator.clipboard.writeText(telemetryCommand).then(() => - toast({ - title: 'Copied to clipboard', - }), - ) + navigator.clipboard.writeText(telemetryCommand) + .then(() => + toast({ + title: 'Copied to clipboard', + }), + ) + .catch((error) => { + console.error('Failed to copy to clipboard:', error) + toast({ + title: 'Failed to copy to clipboard', + variant: 'destructive', + }) + }) }
89-89: Use theme-aware background color for iframe container.The iframe container has a fixed
bg-whiteclass, which might not be suitable for dark mode. Consider using a theme-aware background color to ensure proper contrast in both light and dark modes.Apply this diff to use a theme-aware background:
-<div className="p-2 bg-white h-full border border-border rounded-md"> +<div className="p-2 bg-background h-full border border-border rounded-md">
26-26: Clarify the purpose of the disabled useQuery hook.The
useQueryhook is defined withenabled: false, which means it won't fetch data automatically. If this query is intended to be manually triggered later, consider adding a comment explaining its purpose. If it's not used, consider removing it to avoid confusion.✅ Verification successful
Remove the unused
useQueryhook to avoid confusion.The
useQueryhook withenabled: falseis not being manually triggered anywhere in the codebase. Consider removing it to clean up the code and prevent potential confusion.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for manual triggers of the 'jaegerSearch' query rg "refetch.*jaegerSearch" --type ts --type tsxLength of output: 77
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src/routeTree.gen.ts (1)
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1-206: No Review Needed for Autogenerated FileBased on previous feedback,
src/routeTree.gen.tsis an autogenerated file. As per the learnings, I will avoid commenting on it during code reviews.src/routes/_cardinal.tsx (12)
1-17: Imports are well-organized and necessary dependencies are correctly imported.
19-21: Route definition correctly assigns theCardinalLayoutcomponent to'/_cardinal'route.
23-25:CardinalEventinterface is properly defined.
28-31: Initialization of state and hooks is clear and appropriate.
34-90: Refactor nestedtry...catchblocks for better readability.
43-49: Ensure safe access when filteringentities.
53-55: Avoid hardcoding thepersonaTagvalue.
76-79: Verify receipt contains results before accessing them.
89-90: Ensure comprehensive error logging in the catch block.
100-104: Validate the URL transformation when replacing protocol.
106-126: Handle potential errors in WebSocketonmessagehandler.
136-153: UI layout is well-structured, and components are appropriately used.
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Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/lib/query-options.ts:216-229 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:24:30.304Z Learning: In `src/lib/query-options.ts`, when fetching operations for Jaeger services, we only have up to 3 services (Jaeger's own container, Nakama, and Cardinal), so sequential fetching is acceptable and optimizing with parallel requests is unnecessary.
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src/lib/query-options.ts (4)
261-263: Verify timestamp conversion units injaegerSearchQueryOptionsCurrently,
Date.now()is multiplied by1000to convert milliseconds to microseconds. Ensure that the Jaeger API expects timestamps in microseconds. If it expects nanoseconds, you should multiply by1_000_000instead.Please confirm whether the Jaeger API expects timestamps in microseconds or nanoseconds to ensure accurate query results.
235-245: Confirm duration units ingetDurationMicroSecondsThe
getDurationMicroSecondsfunction calculates the duration in microseconds. Ensure that this unit aligns with the Jaeger API's expected duration units for accurate time range calculations.
253-253:⚠️ Potential issueRemove unreachable null check for
optionsSince
optionsis now required, the null checkif (!options) return // unreachableis unnecessary and can be removed to simplify the code.Apply this diff to remove the unreachable code:
- if (!options) return // unreachableLikely invalid or redundant comment.
189-198:⚠️ Potential issueMake
optionsrequired inJaegerQueryOptionPropsThe
optionsfield inJaegerQueryOptionPropsis currently optional, butjaegerSearchQueryOptionsrelies on it being present. Makingoptionsrequired will improve type safety and eliminate unnecessary null checks.Apply this diff to make
optionsrequired:interface JaegerQueryOptionProps { jaegerUrl: string - options?: { + options: { service: string operation?: string tags?: string lookback: string maxDuration?: string minDuration?: string limit: number } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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1-22: LGTM! Well-structured imports and schema definition.The route setup and response schema validation are properly implemented with appropriate type safety using zod.
26-26: Remove unnecessary disabled query.The
useQueryhook is disabled and its result is only used in the iframe src. Since it's disabled,urlwill always be undefined, making this query redundant.
1-99: Overall implementation looks solid! 👍The Jaeger component effectively implements the requirements from WORLD-1203, providing good error handling, user feedback, and a clean integration of the Jaeger UI. The code is well-structured and maintainable.
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Learnt from: rmrt1n PR: Argus-Labs/cardinal-editor#42 File: src/lib/query-options.ts:216-229 Timestamp: 2024-10-17T17:24:30.304Z Learning: In `src/lib/query-options.ts`, when fetching operations for Jaeger services, we only have up to 3 services (Jaeger's own container, Nakama, and Cardinal), so sequential fetching is acceptable and optimizing with parallel requests is unnecessary.
closes: WORLD-1203, WORLD-1008
Overview
This PR embeds Jaeger UI in Cardinal Editor using an
<iframe>. The app is now split into two parts, one for the usual Cardinal related interactions, and the other for Jaeger.TODO:
--telemetryis disabledScreencasts + Screenshots:
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When
--telemetryis disabled:Brief Changelog
/to/cardinaland created/jaegerroute for embedded jaeger uijaegerUrlconfig option in cardinal provider configTesting and Verifying
Manually tested and verified
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New Features
Cardinalcomponent for displaying and managing entities with dynamic UI elements.Jaegercomponent to check the status of the Jaeger instance and display its UI.CardinalProviderto support Jaeger URL configuration.Headercomponent to improve routing capabilities and UI structure.Bug Fixes
Refactor
Documentation