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Problem

The "Expected Amount" field in the Invoice Dashboard currently displays values with full precision. This can result in excessively long and unwieldy numbers, negatively affecting readability and user experience.

Proposed Solution

  • Limit the displayed precision of the "Expected Amount" to 5 decimal places for improved readability.
  • Add a tooltip to display the full precision value when users hover over the field, ensuring accessibility to complete information without compromising UI clarity.

Changes Made

  • Updated the logic for rendering the "Expected Amount" to truncate to 5 decimals while preserving full precision for the tooltip.
  • Implemented a tooltip to display the full value when hovered.

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced display of formatted amounts in the requests table with improved tooltip functionality for clarity.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Maintained existing functionality for requests, account changes, and sorting without introducing new errors.

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The pull request modifies the view-requests.svelte file to enhance the rendering of formatted amounts in the requests table. It introduces conditional rendering for request.formattedAmount, displaying a tooltip for amounts with more than five decimal digits while rounding the visible amount to five decimal places. The overall functionality, including request handling, sorting, pagination, and error handling for PDF exports, remains unchanged.

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packages/invoice-dashboard/src/lib/view-requests.svelte Enhanced rendering of request.formattedAmount with conditional logic for decimal precision and tooltips.

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  • fix: remove toFixed(2) #122: This PR modifies numerical value formatting in the invoice preparation process, relating to the changes in the view-requests.svelte file regarding the handling of amounts.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/invoice-dashboard/src/lib/view-requests.svelte (1)

566-572: LGTM! Consider handling edge cases and using precise truncation.

The implementation successfully addresses the PR objectives by showing truncated amounts with tooltips. However, consider these improvements:

-    {#if request.formattedAmount.includes(".") && request.formattedAmount.split(".")[1].length > 5}
-      <Tooltip text={request.formattedAmount}>
-        {Number(request.formattedAmount).toFixed(5)}
-      </Tooltip>
+    {#if request?.formattedAmount?.includes(".") && request.formattedAmount.split(".")[1].length > 5}
+      <Tooltip text={request.formattedAmount}>
+        {request.formattedAmount.slice(0, request.formattedAmount.indexOf(".") + 6)}
+      </Tooltip>

This refactor:

  1. Adds null-safety checks to prevent runtime errors
  2. Uses string slicing instead of toFixed() to avoid rounding, ensuring exact truncation
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@sstefdev sstefdev self-assigned this Nov 18, 2024
@sstefdev sstefdev merged commit e3d0d28 into main Nov 19, 2024
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@sstefdev sstefdev deleted the 159-invoice-dashboard-reduce-expected-amount-to-5-decimals-add-tooltip-showing-full-precision branch November 19, 2024 13:01
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[Invoice Dashboard] Reduce expected amount to 5 decimals, Add tooltip showing full precision

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