refactor(cms): file-download-types #67
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WalkthroughThe pull request involves modifications to the content management system (CMS) backend, focusing on schema updates for various report types and R&D page components. The primary changes include removing "url" attributes and replacing them with more flexible "file" attributes that support multiple media types (images, files, videos, and audios). A new downloadable format component has been introduced, and the Kleros Book component has been updated with additional metadata and attribute refinements. Changes
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cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/kleros-book.json (1)
4-5: Add a meaningful description for the KlerosBook component.An empty description field reduces maintainability. Consider adding a description that explains the component's purpose and usage.
"displayName": "KlerosBook", - "description": "" + "description": "Component for managing Kleros Book content including cover image and downloadable formats"cms-backend/src/api/annual-report/content-types/annual-report/schema.json (1)
18-26: Consider restricting allowed media types for annual reports.The current configuration allows images, videos, and audios which seem unnecessary for annual reports that are typically PDF documents.
Consider limiting the allowed types to just "files" and adding a "fileTypes" validation for PDF documents:
"file": { "allowedTypes": [ - "images", - "files", - "videos", - "audios" + "files" ], "type": "media", - "multiple": true + "multiple": true, + "fileTypes": ["pdf"] }cms-backend/src/api/risk-report/content-types/risk-report/schema.json (1)
35-43: Maintain consistency with annual report schema restrictions.Similar to the annual report schema, consider restricting the media types to PDF files only.
Apply the same changes as suggested for the annual report schema:
"file": { "allowedTypes": [ - "images", - "files", - "videos", - "audios" + "files" ], "type": "media", - "multiple": true + "multiple": true, + "fileTypes": ["pdf"] }cms-backend/src/api/treasury-report/content-types/treasury-report/schema.json (1)
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1-43: Consider implementing a shared base schema for reports.Since all report types share common attributes (file handling, temporal data), consider:
- Creating a base report schema that can be extended
- Implementing consistent validation rules across all report types
- Adding a migration strategy for existing reports using the old URL format
Example approach for shared schema:
{ "baseReportSchema": { "attributes": { "file": { "allowedTypes": ["files"], "type": "media", "multiple": true, "fileTypes": ["pdf"] }, "year": { "type": "integer" } } } }This would help maintain consistency and make future changes easier to manage across all report types.
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cms-backend/src/api/annual-report/content-types/annual-report/schema.json(1 hunks)cms-backend/src/api/risk-report/content-types/risk-report/schema.json(1 hunks)cms-backend/src/api/treasury-report/content-types/treasury-report/schema.json(1 hunks)cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/downloadable-format.json(1 hunks)cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/kleros-book.json(2 hunks)
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cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/kleros-book.json (2)
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1-33: Overall schema structure looks good!The schema changes align well with the PR objectives to refactor file download types. The structure properly supports multiple download formats while maintaining component relationships.
26-29: Verify the downloadable-format component exists.The component reference looks correct and aligns with the PR objectives. However, let's verify that the referenced component exists and is properly configured.
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Component reference is valid and properly configured ✓
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downloadable-formatcomponent exists and is correctly structured with support for multiple file formats including images, documents, videos, and audio files.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Check if the downloadable-format component exists fd -e json "downloadable-format.json" cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/ # Verify the component structure if [ -f "cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/downloadable-format.json" ]; then cat cms-backend/src/components/r-and-d-page/downloadable-format.json fiLength of output: 673
cms-backend/src/api/treasury-report/content-types/treasury-report/schema.json (1)
35-43: Maintain schema consistency and plan data migration.The schema changes are consistent with other report types, but consider:
- Restricting media types to PDF files as suggested for other reports
- Planning migration for existing treasury reports from URL to file format
Let's verify if there are any existing treasury reports that need migration:
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Consider restricting allowed file types to PDFs
The schema changes are consistent with other report types, and since this appears to be a new feature implementation, there's no need for data migration. However, to maintain consistency with other report types, consider restricting the
allowedTypesto just PDF files.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for existing treasury reports that might need migration # Note: This assumes a typical Strapi setup with SQLite database # Search for any treasury report records in the database find . -name "*.db" -exec sqlite3 {} "SELECT id, url FROM treasury_reports WHERE url IS NOT NULL;" \;Length of output: 106
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#!/bin/bash # Search for treasury report related files and implementations echo "=== Treasury Report Related Files ===" fd treasury-report echo -e "\n=== API Implementation Check ===" rg -l "treasury.*report" -g "*.{js,ts,json}" echo -e "\n=== Data Structure Check ===" ast-grep --pattern 'const $_ = { $$$ url: $_, $$$ }'Length of output: 981
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