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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MC as MapControls
participant DD as InterventionDropdown
participant IL as InterventionList
participant FS as findMatchingIntervention
MC->>MC: Retrieve plantLocations
MC->>MC: Compute uniquePlantTypes via useMemo
MC->>DD: Pass uniquePlantTypes as existingIntervention
DD->>DD: Call showVisibleOption()
alt Single intervention exists
DD->>FS: findMatchingIntervention(existingIntervention[0])
else multiple or none
DD->>DD: Use selectedInterventionType
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DD->>IL: Render intervention list with existingIntervention
IL->>IL: Filter out interventions not in the existingIntervention array
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/index.tsx (1)
65-70: Consider memoizingshowVisibleOptionfor performance.Since this function depends only on
existingInterventionandselectedInterventionType, it could benefit from memoization to prevent unnecessary recalculations.Apply this diff to memoize the function:
- const showVisibleOption = () => { + const showVisibleOption = useMemo(() => { if (existingIntervention.length === 1) { return findMatchingIntervention(existingIntervention[0]); } return findMatchingIntervention(selectedInterventionType); - } + }, [existingIntervention, selectedInterventionType]);src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (1)
64-66: Improve optional chaining in map function.The optional chaining operator is used unnecessarily since the existence of
plantLocationsis already checked.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
const uniqueTypes = new Set( - plantLocations?.map(location => location.type) + plantLocations.map(location => location.type) );
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/InterventionList.tsx (1)
39-42: LGTM! Filtering logic looks good.The implementation correctly filters out interventions that don't exist in the project.
src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (2)
61-69: LGTM! Good use of memoization.The implementation of
uniquePlantTypesusinguseMemois efficient and prevents unnecessary recalculations.
159-166: LGTM! Improved intervention dropdown visibility logic.The condition
uniquePlantTypes.length > 0ensures the dropdown is only shown when there are actual interventions available.Also applies to: 179-185
| if (intervention.value == 'all' && existingIntervention.length === 1) { | ||
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Fix incomplete return statement.
The early return for the 'all' intervention case is missing a value, which could lead to undefined behavior.
Apply this diff to fix the return statement:
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| if (intervention.value == 'all' && existingIntervention.length === 1) { | |
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| if (intervention.value == 'all' && existingIntervention.length === 1) { | |
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/InterventionList.tsx
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/InterventionList.tsx (2)
34-41: Consider adding input validation.The
shouldRenderInterventionfunction should validate the input to handle edge cases.Apply this diff to add input validation:
const shouldRenderIntervention = (interventionValue: string) => { + if (!interventionValue || !Array.isArray(existingIntervention)) { + return false; + } const showAllIntervention = interventionValue === 'all'; const showExisitingIntervention = existingIntervention.includes(interventionValue); if (showAllIntervention && existingIntervention.length === 1) { return false; } return showExisitingIntervention || showAllIntervention; };
46-63: Simplify template literals in className.The template literal for className can be simplified by moving the ternary outside.
Apply this diff to improve readability:
- <ul - className={`${styles.interventionListOptions} ${!hasProjectSites ? styles.interventionListOptionsAbove : styles.interventionListOptionsBelow - }`} - > + <ul + className={`${styles.interventionListOptions} ${ + hasProjectSites ? styles.interventionListOptionsBelow : styles.interventionListOptionsAbove + }`} + >src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (1)
136-141: Simplify nested ternary operator.The layerToggleClass uses nested ternary operators which can be hard to read and maintain.
Consider using a more readable approach:
- const layerToggleClass = `${styles.layerToggle} ${isMobile - ? mobileOS === 'android' - ? styles.layerToggleAndroid - : styles.layerToggleIos - : styles.layerToggleDesktop - }`; + const getLayerToggleStyle = () => { + if (!isMobile) return styles.layerToggleDesktop; + return mobileOS === 'android' ? styles.layerToggleAndroid : styles.layerToggleIos; + }; + const layerToggleClass = `${styles.layerToggle} ${getLayerToggleStyle()}`;
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/InterventionList.tsx (1)
18-18: LGTM! Props interface updated correctly.The
existingInterventionprop is properly typed asstring[]in theInterventionListPropsinterface.src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (2)
61-69: Optimize Set initialization.The current implementation of
uniquePlantTypescan be further optimized.As suggested in the past review comments, consider using a for loop for better performance with large datasets. Additionally, pre-allocate the Set size if possible:
const uniquePlantTypes = useMemo(() => { if (!plantLocations) return []; - const types = new Set(); + const types = new Set(plantLocations.length); for (let i = 0; i < plantLocations.length; i++) { types.add(plantLocations[i].type); } return [...types]; }, [plantLocations]);
159-166: Verify the impact of uniquePlantTypes on rendering.The component now relies on
uniquePlantTypes.lengthto conditionally render the InterventionDropDown. Ensure this doesn't cause flickering during initial load or re-renders.Run this script to check the usage of uniquePlantTypes:
Also applies to: 179-185
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential race conditions or flickering issues # Look for useEffect or other hooks that might affect plantLocations ast-grep --pattern 'useEffect($$$) { $$$ plantLocations $$$ }'Length of output: 70
Below are additional confirmation steps to ensure we understand how
uniquePlantTypesbehaves. It appears that the earlier search for asynchronous usage (via auseEffecthook) related to a similar variable (initially targetingplantLocations) yielded no results. To double‐check whether the value ofuniquePlantTypesmight be changing asynchronously in a way that could cause flickering in the rendering ofInterventionDropDown, please run the following shell scripts:If these searches don’t reveal any asynchronous hooks (like a useEffect) or state updates that cause a delayed update to
uniquePlantTypes, then the conditional render based onuniquePlantTypes.length > 0should not inherently lead to flickering.Action: After reviewing the output from these scripts, please manually verify (in the UI and during component lifecycle analysis) that the value of
uniquePlantTypesremains stable between the initial render and subsequent updates. This manual check is key to being confident that no flickering occurs during initial load or re-renders.
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[run_scripts] #!/bin/bash # Look for usage of useMemo (or similar patterns) that compute uniquePlantTypes, # which would help ensure that its value is memoized and stable between renders. rg "useMemo.*uniquePlantTypes" -n src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsxLength of output: 209
UniquePlantTypes Rendering Stability Verified
uniquePlantTypesis computed usinguseMemo(line 61) so its value is memoized based onplantLocations.- There are no additional asynchronous hooks (e.g.,
useEffect) affecting its calculation that could induce rendering flicker.- The dropdown is conditionally rendered only when
uniquePlantTypes.length > 0, which prevents unstable behavior.Manual UI verification is recommended, but the static analysis confirms no evidence of flickering issues.
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (1)
79-82: Consider renaming for clarity.While the logic is correct, consider renaming
canShowInterventionDropdownto something more explicit likehasMultipleInterventionsto better reflect its purpose.- const canShowInterventionDropdown = + const hasMultipleInterventions = isProjectDetailsPage && selectedTab === 'field' && uniquePlantTypes.length > 1;
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src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapControls.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM!The addition of
useMemoimport andplantLocationsprop is clean and follows React best practices.Also applies to: 57-57
60-68: LGTM! Optimized implementation using for loop.The implementation follows the suggested optimization for better performance with large datasets.
| @@ -146,6 +160,7 @@ const MapControls = ({ | |||
| {...interventionDropDownProps} | |||
| isMobile={isMobile} | |||
| hasProjectSites={hasProjectSites} | |||
| existingIntervention={uniquePlantTypes} | |||
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Verify the type definition of existingIntervention prop.
The prop is consistently added, but let's verify its type definition in the InterventionDropDown component.
Also applies to: 182-182
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I'll now run a script to search the entire repository for the keyword "existingIntervention" to locate where and how its type is defined.
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I'll now run a script to search for the keyword "InterventionDropDown" across the repository to locate its definition and references for further inspection of its prop types.
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Missing or Undeclared Type for existingIntervention in InterventionDropDown
Our investigation couldn’t locate an explicit type declaration for the existingIntervention prop in the InterventionDropDown component. This suggests that the prop may currently be handled implicitly (or not declared at all) rather than through a formally defined interface or type. To improve type safety and clarity, please verify and add an appropriate type definition—such as by defining an InterventionDropDownProps interface that includes an explicit type for existingIntervention (matching the type of uniquePlantTypes) and applying it to the component’s props.
- Location to Address: InterventionDropDown component (likely located in
src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/InterventionDropDown/) - Action: Declare an interface (e.g.,
InterventionDropDownProps) that includesexistingInterventionwith the correct type and update the component accordingly.
In this PR, I have added a filter condition to hide options when an intervention is not available in the project.
Note: I have removed the default "Single/Multi Intervention" option, as it was confusing and seemed unnecessary.