feat(web): grant slice for articles #17262
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive enhancement to the grant cards functionality across multiple files in the project. The changes include adding a new Changes
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Affected services are: air-discount-scheme-api,api,application-system-api,financial-aid-api,financial-aid-backend,financial-aid-open-api,judicial-system-api,judicial-system-backend,services-auth-personal-representative,services-search-indexer,services-user-notification,air-discount-scheme-web,consultation-portal,contentful-apps,financial-aid-web-osk,financial-aid-web-veita,judicial-system-web,skilavottord-web,web,application-system-form,island-ui-storybook,portals-admin,service-portal,system-e2e, Deployed services: application-system-api,application-system-form,service-portal,portals-admin,consultation-portal,api,web,skilavottord-web,island-ui-storybook,air-discount-scheme-web,air-discount-scheme-api,application-system-api-worker,services-bff-portals-admin,services-bff-portals-my-pages. |
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apps/web/screens/queries/fragments.ts (1)
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1-1200: Remove duplicateEmbedFieldsfragment.The
EmbedFieldsfragment appears twice in the file. This could lead to GraphQL validation errors.Remove one of the duplicate fragments to ensure proper GraphQL schema validation.
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apps/web/components/GrantCardsList/GrantCardsList.tsx (4)
1-6: Ensure NextJS/React import usage adheres to best practices.Even though this is a client-side component, you may consider whether any SSR or SSG approach could enhance performance or SEO. However, for an exclusively dynamic component, depending on user interaction (like a router push), this pattern looks fine.
23-36: Provide a more descriptive error message.Catching an exception within the date formatter is good, but “Error formatting date” is too generic. Providing the date or a mention of the failing locale may help with debugging.
111-126: Provide a fallback UI for single-item scenario.Rendering a single ActionCard is a great approach. Consider how it handles situations where the
Grantdata might be missing essential fields likename. Currently, the card would render with an empty heading. Handling empty states explicitly can promote consistent UX.
128-184: Validate date fields before formatting.When mapping over grants, deeper validation before calling
format(...)may prevent runtime errors ifgrant.dateFromorgrant.dateToisn’t a valid ISO string. A quick check for valid dates or try/catch around format calls would be safer.libs/cms/src/lib/models/grantCardsList.model.ts (2)
12-17: Consider adding descriptions to enum valuesThe
CardSortingenum would benefit from GraphQL descriptions to improve API documentation.enum CardSorting { + @Field({ description: 'Sort grants alphabetically by title' }) ALPHABETICAL, + @Field({ description: 'Sort grants by most recently updated first' }) MOST_RECENTLY_UPDATED_FIRST, }
37-55: LGTM with minor enhancement suggestionThe mapping function is well-structured and handles nullable fields appropriately. Consider adding input validation for required fields.
export const mapGrantCardsList = ({ fields, sys, }: IGrantCardsList): SystemMetadata<GrantCardsList> => { + if (!fields.grantCardListTitle) { + throw new Error('Grant card list title is required'); + } + return { // ... rest of the implementation } }libs/cms/src/lib/search/importers/grants.service.ts (1)
102-107: Consider extracting tag creation logic.The tag creation logic is repeated across different tag types. Consider extracting this into a helper function to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.
+const createTag = (type: string, key: string, value?: string) => ({ + type, + key, + value, +}); -tags.push({ - type: 'organization', - key: mapped.fund.parentOrganization.slug, - value: mapped.fund.parentOrganization.title, -}); +tags.push(createTag( + 'organization', + mapped.fund.parentOrganization.slug, + mapped.fund.parentOrganization.title +));libs/cms/src/lib/cms.resolver.ts (2)
863-875: Optimize the input validation condition.The condition can be simplified by removing the redundant optional chaining operator.
- if (!input || input?.size === 0) { + if (!input || input.size === 0) {
879-879: Fix typo in variable name.There's a typo in the variable name 'respones'.
- const respones = await this.cmsContentfulService.getNamespace( + const response = await this.cmsContentfulService.getNamespace(
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libs/cms/src/lib/dto/getGrants.input.ts (1)
47-50: Optional field introduced—validate upstream usage.
The newly added 'funds' field allows multiple string entries. Ensure the resolver and service logic handle empty arrays or undefined values gracefully.
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Based on the previous outputs, I can now generate a final response since we have seen:
- The elasticsearch service properly handles the optional
fundsfield with a conditional check (if (funds)) before using it in the query - The resolver simply passes the input to the elasticsearch service
- The field is properly decorated with
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Optional field is properly handled
The newly added funds field is correctly implemented with proper validation decorators and the service layer handles the optional nature of the field appropriately. The elasticsearch query is constructed conditionally when the field is present, ensuring graceful handling of empty arrays or undefined values.
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apps/tools/contentful-role-permissions/constants/index.ts (1)
38-38: Confirm alignment with Contentful entry type.
The grantCardsList entry is now editable. Verify that there’s a corresponding content type in Contentful and that necessary permissions are in place.
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Content type and permissions are properly configured
Based on the generated Contentful type definitions, the grantCardsList content type is properly defined in Contentful with all necessary fields including title, display options, funds relationship, max number of cards, and sorting preferences. The type is correctly integrated into the codebase with proper model definitions and resolvers.
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libs/island-ui/core/src/lib/InfoCardGrid/InfoCard.tsx (1)
57-57: Verify design system color token usage
The change from "white" to "blue200" affects all instances of InfoCard. Ensure this change is intentional and aligns with the design system.
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Change to blue200 border color aligns with design system
The change from "white" to "blue200" is consistent with the design system's color tokens. The blue200 color is widely used across the codebase for borders, particularly in UI components that require subtle emphasis or structure. This color token is defined in the theme system and is used consistently for similar UI patterns.
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blue200is a standard border color token defined in the theme system- It's commonly used for borders in card-like components and interactive elements
- The color is part of the established design system, appearing in multiple UI libraries and applications
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libs/cms/src/lib/cms.module.ts (1)
12-12: Verify resolver dependencies and initialization order
The GrantCardsListResolver is correctly added to both imports and providers. However, verify that there are no circular dependencies with other resolvers.
Also applies to: 45-45
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Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide the final response:
No circular dependencies or initialization order issues found
The GrantCardsListResolver is properly implemented with:
- Clean dependency injection of required services (
cmsElasticsearchServiceandcmsContentfulService) - No circular imports or dependencies detected
- Proper resolver field implementations with appropriate error handling
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apps/web/screens/Home/Home.tsx (1)
1-32: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports.
The import statements are properly organized and follow TypeScript best practices with explicit type imports.
libs/cms/src/lib/search/importers/grants.service.ts (1)
94-100: LGTM! Well-structured fund tagging implementation.
The new fund tagging logic is properly implemented with type safety and follows the existing tag structure pattern.
apps/web/utils/richText.tsx (2)
69-69: LGTM! Clean integration of GrantCardsList.
The import statements and type definitions are properly organized and follow the established pattern.
Also applies to: 95-95
295-297: LGTM! Consistent component mapping implementation.
The GrantCardsList component is properly integrated into the defaultRenderComponent object, following the existing pattern for slice rendering.
libs/cms/src/lib/unions/slice.union.ts (4)
51-51: LGTM: Import declarations follow the established pattern.
The imports are correctly organized, following the same pattern as other slice types in the file.
Also applies to: 149-152
199-199: LGTM: SliceTypes union is properly extended.
The IGrantCardsList type is correctly added to the union type.
253-253: LGTM: SliceUnion type array is properly updated.
The GrantCardsList type is correctly added to the types array.
351-352: LGTM: mapSliceUnion function is properly extended.
The new case for 'grantCardsList' is correctly added with proper type casting.
apps/web/screens/queries/fragments.ts (1)
795-851: LGTM: GraphQL fragment is well-structured and comprehensive.
The fragment includes all necessary fields for grants, funds, and organizations, following GraphQL best practices.
libs/cms/src/lib/cms.elasticsearch.service.ts (3)
619-619: LGTM: Method signature properly updated.
The funds parameter is correctly added to the method signature.
709-719: LGTM: Organization tags query is well-structured.
The nested query for organization tags follows Elasticsearch best practices.
Line range hint 721-738: LGTM: Fund tags query implementation is correct.
The nested query for fund tags follows the same pattern as other tag filters and properly implements the fund filtering functionality.
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Let me gather more context about the tag implementation to ensure the fund tag filtering is consistent.
Let me search for more tag filtering implementations to ensure consistency.
Based on the search results, I can see that the tag filtering pattern is consistently implemented across the codebase. The fund tag query follows the same nested query structure as other tag types like 'genericTag', 'organization', 'referencedBy', etc. Each tag filter uses the same pattern of checking both the tag type and key/value in a nested query.
LGTM: Fund tag filtering implementation is consistent with other tag filters
The implementation correctly uses the nested query pattern with 'tags.type': 'fund' which matches the established pattern used for other tag types in the codebase.
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libs/cms/src/lib/cms.resolver.ts (2)
139-139: LGTM!
The import statement follows the established pattern and is correctly placed with other model imports.
855-861: LGTM!
The resolver class follows the established pattern with:
- Proper decorator usage
- Correct dependency injection
- Consistent cache control configuration
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apps/web/screens/Home/Home.tsx (3)
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47-51: Consider moving document language setting to an effect or layout componentThe document language setting should be handled in a useEffect or moved to a layout component to ensure proper side-effect management:
- if (typeof document === 'object') { - document.documentElement.lang = activeLocale - } + useEffect(() => { + if (typeof document === 'object') { + document.documentElement.lang = activeLocale + } + }, [activeLocale])
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114-117: Remove TypeScript ignore comment and fix the underlying type issueThe
@ts-ignorecomment should be addressed by properly typing the WatsonChatPanel component:Consider creating proper types for the WatsonChatPanel configuration:
interface WatsonConfig { // Add appropriate types based on the actual config [key in Locale]?: WatsonPanelProps }
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121-185: Add error handling and loading states for data fetchingThe current implementation lacks error handling for GraphQL queries. Consider implementing proper error boundaries and loading states:
Home.getProps = async ({ apolloClient, locale }) => { + try { const [ { data: { getArticleCategories } }, { data: { getNews: { items: news } } }, { data: { getFrontpage } } ] = await Promise.all([ // ... existing queries ... ]) return { // ... existing return ... } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to fetch home page data:', error) + return { + news: [], + categories: [], + page: null, + showSearchInHeader: false, + locale: locale as Locale, + } + } }
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libs/cms/src/lib/models/grantCardsList.model.ts (3)
11-16: Add descriptions for the enum valuesConsider adding descriptions to the enum registration for better API documentation.
-registerEnumType(CardSorting, { name: 'GrantCardsListSorting' }) +registerEnumType(CardSorting, { + name: 'GrantCardsListSorting', + description: 'Sorting options for grant cards', + valuesMap: { + ALPHABETICAL: { description: 'Sort grants alphabetically by title' }, + MOST_RECENTLY_UPDATED_FIRST: { description: 'Sort grants by their last update timestamp' } + } +})
29-30: Improve type safety for resolvedGrantsListThe
resolvedGrantsListfield type could be more specific thanGetGrantsInput.- @CacheField(() => GrantList, { nullable: true }) - resolvedGrantsList?: GetGrantsInput + @CacheField(() => GrantList, { nullable: true }) + resolvedGrantsList?: Pick<GetGrantsInput, 'lang' | 'funds' | 'size'>
46-49: Enhance locale handling robustnessThe current locale handling assumes only 'is-IS' as a special case. Consider using a more maintainable approach.
- lang: - sys.locale === 'is-IS' - ? 'is' - : (sys.locale as ElasticsearchIndexLocale), + lang: mapLocaleToLang(sys.locale),Add this helper function:
const mapLocaleToLang = (locale: string): ElasticsearchIndexLocale => { const localeMap: Record<string, ElasticsearchIndexLocale> = { 'is-IS': 'is', // Add other locale mappings as needed }; return localeMap[locale] ?? (locale as ElasticsearchIndexLocale); };apps/web/screens/Home/Home.tsx (2)
4-22: Consider strengthening TypeScript type safetyWhile the imports are well-organized, consider adding more specific types for the GraphQL queries to improve type safety:
- GetArticleCategoriesQuery, + GetArticleCategoriesQuery['getArticleCategories'], - GetFrontpageQuery, + GetFrontpageQuery['getFrontpage'],
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35-41: Add JSDoc documentation for the interfaceConsider adding JSDoc documentation to improve maintainability and developer experience:
+/** + * Props for the Home component + * @property {GetArticleCategoriesQuery['getArticleCategories']} categories - Article categories + * @property {GetNewsQuery['getNews']['items']} news - News items + * @property {GetFrontpageQuery['getFrontpage']} page - Frontpage data + * @property {Locale} locale - Current locale + */ interface HomeProps { categories: GetArticleCategoriesQuery['getArticleCategories'] news: GetNewsQuery['getNews']['items'] page: GetFrontpageQuery['getFrontpage'] locale: Locale }
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libs/cms/src/lib/models/grantCardsList.model.ts (3)
1-10: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports
The imports are properly structured and all dependencies are relevant for the functionality.
32-33: Type safety improvement needed for namespace field
The namespace field using GraphQLJSONObject lacks type safety.
1-54: Excellent adherence to libs directory guidelines
The implementation follows best practices for:
- Reusability: Clean model definition suitable for cross-app usage
- TypeScript: Strong typing with GraphQL integration
- Tree-shaking: Specific exports that enable effective bundling
apps/web/screens/Home/Home.tsx (1)
Line range hint 187-190: LGTM! Layout wrapper implementation is correct
The use of withMainLayout HOC with proper configuration follows NextJS best practices.
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13-15: Technical Debt: Remove ts-ignore comment.The ts-ignore comment suggests there's a type safety issue that needs to be addressed. Consider fixing the underlying type issue instead of suppressing it.
Consider:
- Properly typing the
jsonfield in theSliceinterface- Using type guards to handle potential undefined values
- Adding proper null checks for the nested properties
Example approach:
interface SliceJson { title?: string; // add other potential json fields } // Then update the access to be type-safe: text: (slice.json as SliceJson)?.title ?? slice.title ?? slice.leftTitle ?? ''
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New Features
GrantCardsListcomponent for displaying grant cards.grantCardsList, to the editable entry types.fundsto the grants input for filtering by funds.GrantCardsListinto the rendering logic for improved user experience.Bug Fixes
getSingleVacancymethod.Documentation
Style
InfoCardcomponent for improved visual consistency.