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Facility Users Username Filter #2719

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Proposed Changes

  • Added username filter to support facility user search

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    • Enhanced facility user filtering capabilities
    • Added ability to filter facility users by username

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The pull request introduces a new filtering mechanism for facility users in the EMR (Electronic Medical Record) system. A custom filter class FacilityUserFilter is implemented to enable case-insensitive username filtering. The FacilityUsersViewSet is enhanced with this new filter, allowing more flexible querying of user data within facility contexts.

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care/emr/api/viewsets/facility.py - Added FacilityUserFilter class with username filtering
- Updated FacilityUsersViewSet with new filter class and backend

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🏥 Filtering users with gentle might,
A whisper of code, a subtle delight
Username search, now smooth as can be
(Not that it was difficult before, you see)
EMR magic, filtering with grace 🔍


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Actionable comments posted: 1

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care/emr/api/viewsets/facility.py (1)

110-111: Would it kill you to add a docstring? 😊

The FacilityUserFilter implementation looks good, but it could use some documentation to explain its purpose and usage.

Consider adding a docstring:

 class FacilityUserFilter(FilterSet):
+    """Filter set for facility users with case-insensitive username filtering."""
     username = CharFilter(field_name="username", lookup_expr="icontains")
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care/emr/api/viewsets/facility.py (1)

110-117: Verify consistent filtering implementation across related viewsets

Let's ensure this filtering pattern is consistently implemented across related user viewsets.

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Your filtering implementation is fine, though you could make it even better

The username filtering implementation in FacilityUsersViewSet is consistent with Django best practices and similar viewsets in the codebase. While we're at it, you might want to consider adding the same filtering capability to UserViewSet – you know, for consistency's sake. But that's entirely up to you, of course.

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# Search for other viewsets that might benefit from similar username filtering
ast-grep --pattern 'class $_(ViewSet):
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rg -l "class.*ViewSet.*:|database_model = User" | xargs rg -l "filter" -

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filterset_class = FacilityUserFilter
filter_backends = [DjangoFilterBackend]
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Oh, would you look at that... no test coverage for filters.

While the implementation is technically correct, it seems we're living dangerously without any tests for the FacilityUserFilter functionality. It would be absolutely wonderful if we could add some test cases to ensure this keeps working as intended.

Suggested test cases should cover:

  • Basic filter functionality
  • Edge cases for each filterable field
  • Filter combination scenarios
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The implementation looks perfect... almost.

The filter configuration is correctly implemented, but I couldn't help but notice there's no test coverage for the new filtering functionality.

Let's check if there are any test files for this viewset:

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# Search for actual filter test implementations
rg "def test.*facility.*user.*filter" -g "*.py" -i

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Project coverage is 46.00%. Comparing base (b80ab51) to head (20b4f0b).
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@vigneshhari vigneshhari merged commit 8540513 into ohcnetwork:develop Jan 7, 2025
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