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refactor: enable timer type and end action default settings #1212

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Implements improvements as suggested in #1167

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The changes introduce enhancements to the useEventAction hook, EditorSettingsStore, and EditorSettingsForm component. New settings for defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction are added, allowing for more flexible event configurations. The EditorSettingsStore is updated to include new properties and setter methods for these settings, while the EditorSettingsForm component is refactored to directly access these properties, improving code readability and maintainability.

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apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts Enhanced useEventAction hook to include defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction, updating event creation logic.
apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts Updated EditorSettingsStore to add defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction properties and corresponding setters.
apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx Refactored EditorSettingsForm to destructure settings from useEditorSettings, improving readability.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ad8f6df and 6abffa3.

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  • apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts (7 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts (6 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx (4 hunks)
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apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts (5)

19-20: Verify Setter Methods Implementation

The setter methods setDefaultTimerType and setDefaultEndAction are crucial for updating the settings in local storage. Ensure that these methods follow the established pattern of using the set function for state updates, as seen in other setters in this store.


29-30: Default Settings Approval

The default values for timerType and endAction are appropriately set to TimerType.CountDown and EndAction.None. These settings align with the intended defaults and are correctly typed.


39-40: Enum Keys Addition Approval

The addition of DefaultTimerType and DefaultEndAction to the EditorSettingsKeys enum is correctly implemented. These keys are essential for managing the new settings in local storage and are appropriately named.


50-51: Verify Local Storage Keys Usage

Ensure that the local storage keys used for initializing defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction in the useEditorSettings hook correctly match those defined in the EditorSettingsKeys enum. This consistency is crucial for proper state management.


79-88: Implementation Details of Setter Methods

The implementation of setDefaultTimerType and setDefaultEndAction within the useEditorSettings hook appears to follow the correct pattern, using the set function to update both the state and local storage. Verify that the local storage keys and the types of values stored are correctly handled as per the definitions in the EditorSettingsKeys enum.

apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx (2)

10-25: Improved readability through direct destructuring.

The direct destructuring of properties from the useEditorSettings hook simplifies the component's structure and improves code readability. This change effectively reduces the complexity of accessing these settings throughout the component.


Line range hint 56-83: Direct usage of destructured properties in JSX enhances clarity.

The direct use of destructured properties in the Switch and Select components for attributes like defaultChecked and value enhances the clarity and maintainability of the component. This approach ensures that the state and UI are closely aligned, making the component easier to understand and maintain.

Also applies to: 117-117

apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts (1)

37-45: Proper integration of new settings enhances event creation flexibility.

The inclusion of defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction in the destructuring from the useEditorSettings hook, and their subsequent use in setting default values for events, enhances the flexibility and correctness of event handling. The use of validation functions validateTimerType and validateEndAction ensures that these settings are applied correctly, contributing to the robustness of the event creation process.

Also applies to: 118-124

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defaultTimerType: string;
defaultEndAction: string;
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Type Correction Required for New Properties

The properties defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction are currently typed as string. Based on the context that these should hold values from enums TimerType and EndAction, the types should be corrected to TimerType and EndAction respectively.

Proposed changes:

-  defaultTimerType: string;
-  defaultEndAction: string;
+  defaultTimerType: TimerType;
+  defaultEndAction: EndAction;
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defaultTimerType: string;
defaultEndAction: string;
defaultTimerType: TimerType;
defaultEndAction: EndAction;

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@cpvalente this seams like a good suggestion

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6abffa3 and 7ec1c2e.

Files selected for processing (3)
  • apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts (7 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts (6 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx (4 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (2)
  • apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts
  • apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx
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apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts (4)

12-13: Approved import changes.

The import of validateTimerType and validateEndAction is appropriate for the new functionality being added to handle timer types and end actions.


37-45: Approved use of new settings in hook.

The destructuring of defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction from useEditorSettings is correctly implemented to support the new functionality.


64-64: Approved type expansion.

The expansion of the EventOptions type to include defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction is appropriate and ensures type safety for the new functionality.


138-148: Approved dependencies array.

The inclusion of defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction in the dependencies array for the useCallback hook is correctly implemented to ensure the hook reacts appropriately to changes in these settings.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7ec1c2e and 85119aa.

Files selected for processing (3)
  • apps/client/src/common/hooks/useEventAction.ts (7 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts (6 hunks)
  • apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx (4 hunks)
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  • apps/client/src/features/app-settings/panel/interface-panel/EditorSettingsForm.tsx
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apps/client/src/common/stores/editorSettings.ts (2)

13-14: Correct implementation of new properties.

The properties defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction are correctly typed as TimerType and EndAction, addressing the previous review's concerns.


20-21: Setter methods correctly implemented.

The new setter methods setDefaultTimerType and setDefaultEndAction are correctly implemented, following the established pattern for updating settings in local storage.

Comment on lines +118 to +124
if (newEvent.timerType === undefined) {
newEvent.timerType = validateTimerType(defaultTimerType);
}

if (newEvent.endAction === undefined) {
newEvent.endAction = validateEndAction(defaultEndAction);
}
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Logic for new event properties correctly implemented.

The integration of defaultTimerType and defaultEndAction into the event creation logic is correctly implemented using validation functions. This enhances the flexibility and correctness of event handling.

Consider adding unit tests to ensure this logic works as expected under various scenarios.

Would you like me to help with writing these unit tests or should I open a GitHub issue to track this task?

@cpvalente cpvalente merged commit 5b47198 into master Sep 9, 2024
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@cpvalente cpvalente deleted the editor-settings branch September 9, 2024 08:15
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