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displaying "-" when user type not defined #10190

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Returns user.user_type if it is truthy. Otherwise, it returns "-"

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved user type display logic to handle empty or falsy values consistently, ensuring a hyphen ("-") is shown when no user type is present.

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The pull request modifies the UserListAndCard.tsx component to improve the display of user_type in the user card. The change replaces the nullish coalescing operator (??) with a ternary conditional check to handle various falsy values more explicitly. This ensures that when user_type is falsy (such as an empty string, null, or undefined), a hyphen ("-") is displayed instead.

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src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx Modified user_type display logic to use explicit conditional rendering

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Display user type in user card [#10150]

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx (2)

113-113: Consider consistent undefined value handling across the component.

While this change handles falsy values for user_type, other properties like phone_number use the nullish coalescing operator. Consider standardizing the approach:

-              {user.user_type ? user.user_type : "-"}
+              {user.user_type || "-"}

This maintains the same functionality while being more concise.

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[error] 113-113: Insert ··

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113-113: Fix indentation.

The line needs two spaces of indentation to match the surrounding code style.

-              {user.user_type ? user.user_type : "-"}
+                {user.user_type ? user.user_type : "-"}
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[error] 113-113: Insert ··

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src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx (1)
Learnt from: Jacobjeevan
PR: ohcnetwork/care_fe#9080
File: src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx:55-58
Timestamp: 2024-11-14T08:22:33.858Z
Learning: In `src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx`, the `user.user_type` property is always defined for all users; therefore, functions like `CanUserAccess` do not need to handle undefined `user_type`.
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src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx

[error] 113-113: Insert ··

(prettier/prettier)

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ const UserCard = ({ user }: { user: UserBase }) => {
<div>
<div className="text-gray-500">{t("role")}</div>
<div className="font-medium truncate">
{user.user_type ?? "-"}
{user.user_type ? user.user_type : "-"}
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Remove unnecessary falsy value check for user_type

The type system guarantees that user_type is always defined as it's a required field in the UserBase type. The current defensive check is unnecessary and can be simplified to just {user.user_type}.

  • src/components/Users/UserListAndCard.tsx:113: Replace {user.user_type ? user.user_type : "-"} with {user.user_type}
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Verify the necessity of falsy value handling for user_type.

According to previous learnings from PR #9080, user.user_type should always be defined. However, this change suggests otherwise by handling falsy values. Could you clarify if there's been a change in the data contract?

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Bug: User Types Are Missing in the Card Under the User's Section
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