chore: timeslots rework #322
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WalkthroughThis pull request consolidates asynchronous store updates and refines UI styling across multiple components. The initialization logic in the main app file now uses Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App as App.vue
participant Channel as Channel Store
participant Checkout as Checkout Store
App->>+Channel: channel.update()
App->>+Checkout: checkout.update()
Channel-->>-App: Update complete
Checkout-->>-App: Update complete
App->>App: Proceed with initialization
sequenceDiagram
participant User as End-User
participant Search as SearchBlock.vue
participant Channel as Channel Store
User->>Search: Enter search query
Search->>Channel: getProductsByQuery(query)
Channel-->>Search: Return filtered products list
Search->>User: Display top 5 results
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apps/web-app/app/composables/useApp.ts (1)
1-1: Enhanced composable with shared stateThe refactoring to use
createSharedComposableis an excellent pattern for ensuring state is shared across all components that use this composable. The underscore prefix convention for the implementation function clearly indicates it's now a private implementation detail.To further improve maintainability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the shared nature of this composable and why it was implemented this way.
Also applies to: 24-24
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apps/web-app/app/app.vue(1 hunks)apps/web-app/app/components/Cart/Empty.vue(1 hunks)apps/web-app/app/components/Checkout/InfoMessage.vue(1 hunks)apps/web-app/app/components/SearchBlock.vue(3 hunks)apps/web-app/app/composables/useApp.ts(2 hunks)apps/web-app/app/pages/checkout/index.vue(2 hunks)apps/web-app/stores/channel.ts(6 hunks)
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apps/web-app/app/app.vue (1)
32-36: Good performance optimization using Promise.allRunning the store updates concurrently will reduce the overall initialization time compared to sequential execution, while maintaining the same functionality.
apps/web-app/app/pages/checkout/index.vue (2)
110-110: Clean reactive state consumptionUsing
channel.timeSlotsdirectly in the template is a good reactive pattern that properly leverages centralized state management.
244-244: Improved state management approachThe switch from getting and storing time slots locally to updating the centralized store is a better pattern for state management.
apps/web-app/stores/channel.ts (5)
14-18: Well-defined interface for time slotsThe TimeSlot interface provides clear typing and structure for the time slot data, improving type safety and code readability.
40-40: Centralized reactive state for time slotsAdding a reactive reference for time slots in the store follows good state management practices.
82-94: Improved store update patternThe changes to
updateTimeSlots()represent a better pattern for store actions by:
- Setting
lazy: falseto ensure immediate request execution- Directly updating store state instead of returning data
- Handling errors gracefully
This aligns better with reactive state management principles.
116-118: Simple and effective search utility functionThe new
getProductsByQueryfunction provides a clean way to filter products based on search criteria, which is useful for search functionality.
140-140: Proper store exports for new functionalityThe store correctly exports the new reactive state and functions, making them accessible to components.
Also applies to: 152-152, 160-160
apps/web-app/app/components/SearchBlock.vue (5)
2-2: CSS variable implementation for better theming 👍The switch from explicit background colors (
bg-white dark:bg-neutral-500) to a CSS variable (bg-(--ui-bg-accented)) improves maintainability and theme consistency.
3-3: More robust search query validationChecking for
searchQuery.lengthrather than just the truthiness ofsearchQueryprevents rendering the search results section for empty strings, which is more precise.
24-31: Consistent component usage for search resultsThe replacement of
NuxtLinkwithUButtonfor topResults maintains consistency with the previous change.
5-12:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify navigation functionality with UButton
The component has been changed from
NuxtLinktoUButton, but UButton may not natively support the:toprop for navigation. Ensure the navigation behavior works correctly or consider adding a click handler.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if UButton supports the to prop or if additional configuration is needed rg -A 5 -B 5 "UButton.*to=" --type vueLength of output: 68
Manual verification required for UButton navigation support
It appears the initial search failed due to the unrecognized Vue file type. Please run the following shell script to redefine Vue files for ripgrep and verify the usage of the
:toprop in UButton:#!/bin/bash # Redefine the 'vue' file type and search for UButton usage with the ':to' prop rg --type-add 'vue:*.vue' --type vue -A 5 -B 5 "UButton.*to="Use the output of this command to confirm whether UButton natively supports navigation via the
:toprop or if a manual click handler should be added. Once verified, please ensure that the navigation behavior works correctly in the affected component inapps/web-app/app/components/SearchBlock.vue.
42-42:✅ Verification successful
Simplified search logic through store method
The direct use of
channel.getProductsByQuery()simplifies the component by delegating filtering logic to the store. Consider handling potential null/undefined responses from this method since you're using the optional chaining operator.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Let's examine the implementation of getProductsByQuery to understand its behavior rg -A 10 "getProductsByQuery" --type tsLength of output: 781
Simplified search logic verified and approved
The direct call to
channel.getProductsByQuery()cleanly offloads filtering logic to the store. Our verification confirms that the store's implementation always returns an array (even if no products match), so the optional chaining (?.slice(0, 5)) is redundant. You can remove it if you prefer a slightly cleaner approach, though leaving it in place for defensive coding is also acceptable.
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