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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change introduces the ability to delete a contact (person) from the contact view in the desktop app. It adds a new backend command for deleting a human, exposes this command to the frontend, and integrates the deletion logic and UI in the contact view, including confirmation, mutation handling, and query invalidation. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ContactView (Frontend)
participant dbCommands (Frontend)
participant Backend (Rust)
User->>ContactView (Frontend): Clicks Delete button
ContactView (Frontend)->>User: Shows confirmation dialog
User->>ContactView (Frontend): Confirms deletion
ContactView (Frontend)->>dbCommands (Frontend): Calls deleteHuman(personId)
dbCommands (Frontend)->>Backend (Rust): Invokes delete_human command
Backend (Rust)-->>dbCommands (Frontend): Returns success/failure
dbCommands (Frontend)-->>ContactView (Frontend): Resolves mutation
ContactView (Frontend)->>ContactView (Frontend): Invalidates queries, clears selection if needed
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apps/desktop/src/components/finder/views/contact-view.tsx(3 hunks)plugins/db/js/bindings.gen.ts(1 hunks)plugins/db/src/lib.rs(1 hunks)
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plugins/db/src/lib.rsplugins/db/js/bindings.gen.tsapps/desktop/src/components/finder/views/contact-view.tsx
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plugins/db/src/lib.rs (1)
53-53: LGTM! Command registration follows established pattern.The addition of
commands::humans::delete_humanto the command list is consistent with the existing command registration pattern and enables the frontend to access the delete functionality.plugins/db/js/bindings.gen.ts (1)
94-96: LGTM! Generated binding follows established pattern.The
deleteHumanmethod follows the same pattern as other delete operations in the file, with consistent parameter naming and return type.apps/desktop/src/components/finder/views/contact-view.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM! Import addition is necessary for delete functionality.The
TrashIconimport is properly added and used in the delete button implementation.
329-351: LGTM! Well-implemented delete button UI.The delete button implementation is excellent:
- Properly conditional (only shown for non-user contacts)
- Good UX with disabled state during mutation
- Proper event handling and accessibility
- Clear visual design with appropriate red styling
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