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The pull request introduces a new schema for "Ehrenmitglieder" (Honorary Members) within the Sanity.io document structure. It includes personal information fields and integrates this new schema into existing functionalities, allowing for the management and display of honorary member data in the application. The changes also update relevant functions to include honorary members in categorization and exclusion logic.
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Change Summary
apps/studio/schemas/documents/honorary-member.ts
Added a schema for honorary members, including fields for personal information and membership start date.
apps/studio/schemas/index.ts
Imported honoraryMember and included it in the schemaTypes array.
apps/studio/structure/index.ts
Updated functions to include honoraryMember in exclusion and categorization logic.
Assessment against linked issues
Objective
Addressed
Explanation
Bereich für Ehrenmitglieder in Sanity anlegen ( #96 )
The imports are well-structured and follow a modular approach by utilizing shared field groups and fields. The naming is clear and the imports are from the expected locations.
8-13: LGTM!
The honoraryMember document type is well-defined with an appropriate title, name, and icon. The field groups are used effectively to categorize the fields, enhancing the structure and organization of the document type.
14-29: LGTM!
The field definitions for the honoraryMember document type are well-organized and leverage shared field definitions effectively. The custom memberSince field is appropriately placed in the "personal" group and includes a validation rule to enforce a maximum length. The field names are descriptive and the types are suitable for the intended data.
32-39: LGTM!
The preview configuration for the honoraryMember document type is well-structured and provides a clear representation of the honorary member. The prepare function formats the title by combining the lastName and firstName fields, while the select object includes the relevant fields for the preview. This configuration enhances the usability and readability of the honorary member documents in the Sanity Studio.
40-42: LGTM!
The honoraryMember document type is correctly exported as the default export, making it accessible for use in other parts of the codebase. The export statement follows the expected syntax and convention.
apps/studio/schemas/index.ts (2)
3-3: LGTM!
The import statement for honoraryMember is correctly added, following the existing pattern of imports in the file. This aligns with the PR objective of creating a section for honorary members within the Sanity CMS.
45-45: Looks good!
The honoraryMember schema is correctly added to the schemaTypes array, ensuring its availability within the application. The placement of honoraryMember in the array follows the existing grouping of related schema types.
apps/studio/structure/index.ts (2)
12-12: LGTM!
Adding honoraryMember to the exclusion list is consistent with the PR objectives and is necessary to support the new honorary member functionality.
70-74: LGTM!
Adding S.documentTypeListItem('honoraryMember') to the items list is consistent with the PR objectives and is necessary to support the new honorary member functionality.
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closes #96
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