feat(web): workspace setting page #1174
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request enhance the functionality of workspace and project management within the application. Key modifications include the introduction of new types and functions for managing workspaces, updating the Changes
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (1)
6-12: LGTM: Well-structured component with a minor suggestion.The
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent is well-defined and follows React best practices. It effectively uses thePagecomponent with a render prop pattern, allowing for flexible composition. The component is focused on its specific purpose of rendering workspace settings.For improved type safety, consider explicitly typing the
propsparameter in therenderItemfunction.You could enhance type safety by updating the
renderItemprop as follows:const WorkspaceSettingPage: FC = () => ( <Page - renderItem={(props) => ( + renderItem={(props: React.ComponentProps<typeof AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting>) => ( <AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting {...props} tab="workspace" /> )} /> );This change ensures that the
propspassed toAccountAndWorkSpaceSettingare correctly typed.web/src/services/routing/index.tsx (1)
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1-70: Overall assessment of routing changesThe changes to add the new WorkspaceSettingPage route are generally well-implemented. The import statement and route definition are correctly added and integrated into the existing routing structure.
However, there are a few areas that could be improved for consistency and clarity:
- Consider standardizing the case in route paths (e.g., "workspace" instead of "workSpace").
- Evaluate whether the workspace settings route should include a workspace ID parameter.
- Review the placement of the new route within the router configuration to ensure proper routing priority.
These adjustments would enhance the maintainability and consistency of the routing system.
As the application grows, consider implementing a more structured routing system, such as grouping related routes (e.g., all settings routes) or using nested routes. This could improve the organization and scalability of your routing configuration.
web/src/services/gql/queries/workspace.ts (4)
36-42: LGTM! Consider adding a success flag to the response.The
DELETE_WORKSPACEmutation is well-structured and follows GraphQL best practices. It correctly takes ateamIdas input and returns theteamIdof the deleted team.Consider adding a
successboolean field to the response. This can help the client easily determine if the operation was successful, especially in cases where theteamIdmight be returned even if the deletion failed due to some reason.export const DELETE_WORKSPACE = gql(` mutation DeleteWorkspace($teamId: ID!) { deleteTeam(input: { teamId: $teamId }) { teamId + success } } `);
77-108: LGTM! Consider adding input validation.The
ADD_MEMBER_TO_WORKSPACEmutation is well-structured and consistent with the other workspace mutations. It correctly takesteamId,userId, androleas inputs and returns detailed information about the updated team.Consider adding input validation on the client-side before making the mutation call. This can help prevent unnecessary server requests with invalid data. For example:
const addMemberToWorkspace = (teamId: string, userId: string, role: Role) => { if (!teamId || !userId || !role) { throw new Error('Invalid input: teamId, userId, and role are required'); } // Proceed with the mutation call };
110-141: LGTM! Consider adding a confirmation step.The
REMOVE_MEMBER_FROM_WORKSPACEmutation is well-structured and consistent with the other workspace mutations. It correctly takesteamIdanduserIdas inputs and returns detailed information about the updated team.Consider implementing a confirmation step in the UI before calling this mutation, as removing a member from a workspace is a significant action. This could be done by adding a confirmation dialog in the component that uses this mutation. For example:
const removeMember = (teamId: string, userId: string) => { if (confirm('Are you sure you want to remove this member from the workspace?')) { // Proceed with the mutation call } };
143-176: LGTM! Consider adding role change validation.The
UPDATE_MEMBER_OF_WORKSPACEmutation is well-structured and consistent with the other workspace mutations. It correctly takesteamId,userId, androleas inputs and returns detailed information about the updated team.Consider implementing role change validation to ensure that the operation doesn't leave the workspace without an owner. This could be done by adding a check in the component that uses this mutation. For example:
const updateMemberRole = (teamId: string, userId: string, newRole: Role, currentMembers: Member[]) => { const isLastOwner = currentMembers.filter(m => m.role === 'OWNER').length === 1 && currentMembers.find(m => m.userId === userId)?.role === 'OWNER' && newRole !== 'OWNER'; if (isLastOwner) { throw new Error('Cannot change role: This action would leave the workspace without an owner'); } // Proceed with the mutation call };web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
425-434: LGTM: Workspace operation messages are clear and comprehensive.The new messages for workspace operations (delete, update, member management) are well-structured and provide clear feedback for both successful and failed actions. This aligns well with the PR objectives for implementing workspace management features.
For consistency, consider using the present tense for all success messages:
-Successfully deleted workspace!: '' +Successfully delete workspace!: '' -Successfully updated workspace!: '' +Successfully update workspace!: ''This would make them consistent with messages like "Successfully delete user!" seen elsewhere in the file.
web/src/services/api/workspacesApi.ts (1)
74-74: Enhance Error Logging for Improved DebuggingThe
console.logstatements used in the error handling sections provide a general message and the error object. To facilitate easier debugging, consider adding more context to these logs by including relevant variables or additional details. This will help track down issues more effectively when reviewing logs.For example, in the
useDeleteWorkspacehook:console.log(`GraphQL: Failed to delete workspace with teamId ${teamId}`, errors);Similarly, update the other hooks to include pertinent information such as
teamId,userId, orrole. Additionally, you might consider usingconsole.errorfor logging errors to differentiate them from general log messages.Also applies to: 104-104, 135-135, 168-168, 202-202
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (1)
65-65: Unnecessary Translation of Workspace NameLine 65 passes the workspace name into the translation function
t, which may not be necessary as workspace names are user-generated and may not require translation.Consider removing the translation function:
- value={currentWorkspace?.name ? t(currentWorkspace.name) : ""} + value={currentWorkspace?.name ?? ""}web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/hooks.ts (5)
97-103: Enhance error handling inhandleCreateWorkspace.Currently, only the success case is handled. If the
statusis not"success", no feedback is provided. Improving error handling will make debugging easier and enhance user experience.Consider updating the code as follows:
if (status === "success") { console.log("Workspace created successfully"); +} else { + console.error("Workspace creation failed with status:", status); }
112-121: Enhance error handling inhandleUpdateWorkspace.As with
handleCreateWorkspace, it's important to handle scenarios where the update might fail.Implement similar error handling:
if (status === "success") { console.log("Workspace updated successfully"); +} else { + console.error("Workspace update failed with status:", status); }
127-136: Enhance error handling inhandleDeleteWorkspace.Providing feedback when the delete operation fails will aid in debugging and improve robustness.
Update the code:
if (status === "success") { console.log("Workspace deleted successfully"); +} else { + console.error("Workspace deletion failed with status:", status); }
141-159: Enhance error handling inhandleAddMemberToWorkspace.Handling failure cases ensures that issues are caught early and can be addressed promptly.
Modify the code:
if (status === "success") { console.log("Member added successfully"); +} else { + console.error("Adding member failed with status:", status); }
162-176: Enhance error handling inhandleRemoveMemberFromWorkspace.Consistent error handling across all functions improves code quality and reliability.
Adjust the code:
if (status === "success") { console.log("Member removed successfully"); +} else { + console.error("Removing member failed with status:", status); }
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- web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/hooks.ts (2 hunks)
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- web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ZTongci PR: reearth/reearth-visualizer#1155 File: web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx:78-83 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T04:11:01.721Z Learning: In the account settings component, error handling for the `updatePassword` function is managed by existing hooks.
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (3)
1-4: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.The imports are concise and relevant to the component's requirements. The use of named imports and relative paths indicates good code organization.
14-14: LGTM: Appropriate default export.The default export of
WorkspaceSettingPageis correct and follows common practices for main page components. This allows for clean and straightforward imports in other parts of the application.
1-14: Great implementation of the WorkspaceSettingPage component.This file successfully introduces the
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent, aligning well with the PR objective of implementing a workspace setting page. The code is clean, concise, and follows React best practices. It effectively integrates existing components (PageandAccountAndWorkSpaceSetting) to create a focused page for workspace settings.The component's structure allows for easy maintenance and potential future enhancements. Overall, this is a solid addition to the project that meets the stated goals of the pull request.
web/src/services/routing/index.tsx (1)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement for WorkspaceSettingPageThe import statement is correctly formatted and consistent with the existing import style. It's appropriately placed with other page imports.
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (3)
29-29: LGTM: Consistent prop usageThe renamed prop
handleUpdateUserPasswordis correctly destructured and passed to thePasswordModalcomponent. These changes are consistent with the type definition update and maintain the existing functionality.Also applies to: 82-82
21-24: Approve prop renaming for consistencyThe renaming of
onUpdateUserPasswordtohandleUpdateUserPasswordimproves consistency with React naming conventions for event handlers. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:
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21-24: Summary: Improved naming convention with no functional changesThe renaming of
onUpdateUserPasswordtohandleUpdateUserPasswordimproves code quality through better adherence to React naming conventions. This change doesn't affect the component's functionality or error handling.As this might be part of a larger refactoring effort:
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web/src/services/gql/queries/workspace.ts (2)
44-75: LGTM! Comprehensive update mutation.The
UPDATE_WORKSPACEmutation is well-structured and consistent with the existingCREATE_WORKSPACEmutation. It correctly takesteamIdandnameas inputs and returns detailed information about the updated team, including members and policy data.
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1-176: Overall, excellent implementation of workspace management mutations.The new mutations (
DELETE_WORKSPACE,UPDATE_WORKSPACE,ADD_MEMBER_TO_WORKSPACE,REMOVE_MEMBER_FROM_WORKSPACE, andUPDATE_MEMBER_OF_WORKSPACE) are well-structured and provide comprehensive functionality for workspace management. The consistent structure across all mutations enhances code readability and maintainability.A few minor suggestions have been made to improve user experience and data integrity:
- Adding a success flag to the
DELETE_WORKSPACEresponse- Implementing input validation for
ADD_MEMBER_TO_WORKSPACE- Adding a confirmation step for
REMOVE_MEMBER_FROM_WORKSPACE- Implementing role change validation for
UPDATE_MEMBER_OF_WORKSPACEThese suggestions are not critical but could enhance the robustness of the system. Great job on implementing these GraphQL mutations!
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/PasswordModal/index.tsx (4)
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28-34: Improved prop naming for better clarity.The renaming of
onPasswordUpdatetohandleUpdateUserPasswordis a good change. It follows React naming conventions for event handlers and more clearly indicates the purpose of the function. This improves code readability and maintainability.
41-41: Consistent prop usage in component parameters.The renamed prop
handleUpdateUserPasswordis correctly destructured in the component parameters. This change is consistent with the updated type definition and maintains the component's functionality.
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1-190: Overall assessment: Changes improve code clarity and consistency.The renaming of
onPasswordUpdatetohandleUpdateUserPasswordhas been consistently applied throughout the component. This change enhances code readability and adheres to React naming conventions. No new issues or inconsistencies were introduced, and the component's functionality remains intact.
98-101: Correct usage of renamed prop in component logic.The renamed prop
handleUpdateUserPasswordis correctly used in thehandleSavefunction. The function call syntax remains unchanged, preserving the component's behavior. The dependency array in the useCallback hook has also been updated correctly to reflect the new prop name.To ensure that this change doesn't affect other parts of the codebase, let's verify the usage of this component:
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (3)
20-24: LGTM: Workspace-related translations look good.The new translations for workspace-related UI elements are clear, concise, and consistent with typical terminology. The inclusion of "Danger Zone" is a good practice for highlighting potentially destructive actions.
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20-434: Overall assessment: Good additions for workspace management, minor improvements needed.The changes to this translation file significantly enhance the user interface for the new workspace management features, aligning well with the PR objectives. The additions cover various aspects of workspace operations, including creation, deletion, updates, and member management.
Key points:
- Most new translations are clear, concise, and consistent.
- Some minor issues were identified in the workspace deletion process translations (typos and clarity).
- Success/failure messages for workspace operations are comprehensive.
- Consider reviewing project-related translations for consistency with the new workspace concept.
These changes provide a solid foundation for the new workspace setting page functionality. After addressing the minor issues mentioned in previous comments, these translations should effectively support the new features.
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20-434: Verify completeness of workspace translations and review project-related terms.The new workspace-related translations seem comprehensive. However, to ensure full coverage of the new workspace setting page functionality:
- Please verify that all necessary translations for the workspace setting page UI elements are included.
- Review existing project-related translations to ensure consistency with the new workspace concept. Some terms might need to be updated or clarified in the context of workspaces.
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The search did not identify any hardcoded workspace or member-related UI strings outside the translation file. All workspace-related UI elements appear to be properly translated.
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (2)
22-22: LGTM: Appropriate translation for "Submit"The translation for "Submit" has been updated to '反映', which is an appropriate and commonly used term in Japanese for applying or reflecting changes. This improvement enhances the clarity of the user interface for Japanese users.
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1-434: Summary of translation file reviewOverall, the changes to this file are positive, adding support for new workspace management features. However, there are several areas that need attention:
- Provide translations for new workspace-related entries (lines 20-21, 24-27).
- Complete translations for workspace operation messages (lines 425-434).
- Ensure consistency between "Remove workspace" and "Delete workspace" translations (lines 26-27).
- Correct the typo in "This process will remove this wprkspace" and provide its translation (line 25).
Addressing these issues will significantly improve the clarity and consistency of the Japanese user interface, especially for the new workspace management features.
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/index.tsx (2)
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83-90: Ensure 'WorkspaceSetting' component accepts the provided propsPlease verify that the
WorkspaceSettingcomponent accepts the propshandleFetchWorkspaces,handleUpdateWorkspace,handleDeleteWorkspace, andprojectsCount. Ensure that the prop names and types match between where they are passed and how they are defined inWorkspaceSetting.To confirm, you can check the prop types or definitions in
WorkspaceSetting:web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (1)
146-149: Verify Navigation After Workspace DeletionUpon deleting the workspace, the user is navigated to the root path. Verify that this behavior is intended and that it results in a smooth user experience.
If the user should be redirected to their personal workspace or a specific landing page, ensure that the navigation reflects that.
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/hooks.ts (1)
55-62: Handle potential undefinedcurrentWorkspacewhen fetching projects.Using
currentWorkspace?.id || ""might result in an empty string forteamId, which could lead to unexpected behavior inuseProjectsQuery.Ensure that
currentWorkspaceis defined before fetching projects, or handle the case when it is undefined.
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (2)
6-12: LGTM: Component structure is clean and follows best practices.The
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent is well-structured and uses thePagecomponent effectively. Hardcoding thetabprop to "workspace" ensures consistency for this specific page.Consider adding prop types for the props being spread to
AccountAndWorkSpaceSettingfor better type safety and documentation. For example:type AccountAndWorkSpaceSettingProps = { // Define the expected props here }; const WorkspaceSettingPage: FC = () => ( <Page renderItem={(props: AccountAndWorkSpaceSettingProps) => ( <AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting {...props} tab="workspace" /> )} /> );
1-14: Great job! The WorkspaceSettingPage implementation is clean and well-structured.This file successfully implements the
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent, aligning with the PR objectives. The code is concise, focused, and follows React and TypeScript best practices. It integrates well with existing components and provides a clear structure for the workspace settings page.As the application grows, consider implementing a more robust routing system (if not already in place) to manage different settings pages consistently. This could involve creating a higher-order component or a custom hook to handle common settings page logic, making it easier to add new settings pages in the future.
web/src/services/routing/index.tsx (1)
43-46: Approve route with minor suggestion: Consistent path casingThe new route for WorkspaceSettingPage is correctly defined and placed within the router configuration. However, for consistency with other routes, consider changing the path to use lowercase throughout.
Consider applying this change:
{ - path: "settings/workSpace", + path: "settings/workspace", element: <WorkspaceSettingPage /> },This maintains consistency with other routes like "settings/account" and "settings/project".
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (1)
21-24: Summary: Consistent prop renaming improves code qualityThe changes in this file consistently rename the
onUpdateUserPasswordprop tohandleUpdateUserPasswordthroughout the component. This includes thePropstype definition, component prop destructuring, and usage in thePasswordModalcomponent. These changes improve code readability and align with React naming conventions for event handlers.It's worth noting that while these changes enhance code quality, they do not alter the component's functionality. The error handling for the
updatePasswordfunction, as mentioned in the retrieved learning, is managed by existing hooks and remains unaffected by these changes.Consider reviewing other components that might be using this prop to ensure consistent naming across the entire application.
Also applies to: 29-29, 82-82
web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (2)
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1-434: Standardize quote usage for consistency.There's an inconsistent use of quotes throughout the file. Some entries use single quotes, some use double quotes, and others don't use quotes at all. For example:
Name: 名前 Email address: '' Password: パスワードConsider standardizing the use of quotes across all entries to improve consistency and prevent potential parsing issues. Single quotes are generally preferred in YAML for strings that don't contain special characters.
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1-434: Continue the localization process for remaining untranslated entries.There are still many entries in this file that haven't been translated to Japanese. For example:
Email address: '' That password is great!: '' Change password: ''Please continue the localization process to translate all remaining entries. This will ensure a complete and consistent Japanese language experience for users.
web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/hooks.ts (6)
64-72: Rename functions to prevent confusion with hooksThe functions
useCreateWorkspace,useUpdateWorkspace, etc., are being used as regular functions but have names that start withuse, which is the conventional prefix for React hooks. This may cause confusion, as developers might expect these functions to follow hook rules.Consider renaming these functions to remove the
useprefix if they are not hooks. For example:const { workspaceQuery, workspacesQuery, createWorkspace, updateWorkspace, deleteWorkspace, addMemberToWorkspace, removeMemberFromWorkspace, } = useWorkspaceFetcher();
99-102: Provide user feedback through UI rather than console logsUsing
console.logto indicate a successful workspace creation is not user-friendly. The user won't see this message unless they have the console open.Replace the
console.logwith a UI notification to inform the user of the successful action. For example, you can use a toast message or a modal dialog.
114-117: Provide user feedback through UI rather than console logsAs with workspace creation, using
console.logto notify about successful workspace updates isn't effective for user communication.Implement a user-facing notification to inform the user that the workspace has been updated successfully.
129-132: Provide user feedback through UI rather than console logsLogging the success message to the console when a workspace is deleted doesn't inform the user appropriately.
Use a UI notification to alert the user that the workspace has been deleted.
145-151: Provide user feedback through UI rather than console logsInforming the user about adding a member via
console.logis not effective.Replace the console log with a user-facing notification to confirm that the member was added successfully.
166-169: Provide user feedback through UI rather than console logsSimilar to previous instances, using
console.logto indicate that a member was removed isn't user-friendly.Implement a UI notification to inform the user that the member has been removed from the workspace.
web/src/services/api/workspacesApi.ts (1)
69-88: Ensure consistent return types across mutation handlersThe
useDeleteWorkspacefunction returns{ status: "success" }without adatafield, while other mutation handlers return{ data: ..., status: "success" }. For consistency and to simplify the usage of these hooks, consider returning a consistent shape, such as{ data: null, status: "success" }or including any relevant data.Suggested change:
- return { status: "success" }; + return { data: null, status: "success" };
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- web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/PasswordModal/index.tsx (3 hunks)
- web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (2 hunks)
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- web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/PasswordModal/index.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ZTongci PR: reearth/reearth-visualizer#1155 File: web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx:78-83 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T04:11:01.721Z Learning: In the account settings component, error handling for the `updatePassword` function is managed by existing hooks.web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (1)
Learnt from: ZTongci PR: reearth/reearth-visualizer#1155 File: web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx:78-83 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T04:11:01.721Z Learning: In the account settings component, error handling for the `updatePassword` function is managed by existing hooks.
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.The imports are concise and relevant to the component's requirements. Using a named import for
FCfrom 'react' is a good practice.
4-4: LGTM: Page component import is correct.The import of the
Pagecomponent from a relative path is appropriate and follows good practices for importing from nearby directories.
14-14: LGTM: Default export is appropriate for the main page component.Exporting
WorkspaceSettingPageas the default export is a good practice for a main page component, making it easy to import and use in other parts of the application.web/src/services/routing/index.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Import statement for WorkspaceSettingPageThe import statement for WorkspaceSettingPage is correctly formatted and follows the existing convention for importing page components.
3-3: Verify integration of the new workspace settings routeThe new route for workspace settings has been correctly added. To ensure full integration:
- Verify that there are appropriate links or navigation elements in the UI that lead to this new route.
- Check if any guards or permissions are needed to access this route.
- Ensure that the WorkspaceSettingPage component is fully implemented and ready for use.
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This script will help identify any existing references to the new route and potential navigation elements that might need updating.
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web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx (3)
21-24: Improved prop naming conventionThe renaming of
onUpdateUserPasswordtohandleUpdateUserPasswordin thePropstype definition is a positive change. This aligns better with React naming conventions, where thehandleprefix is commonly used for event handlers. This change enhances code readability and maintainability without altering the function's signature or behavior.
29-29: Consistent prop naming in component implementationThe change in prop destructuring from
onUpdateUserPasswordtohandleUpdateUserPasswordis consistent with the earlier change in thePropstype definition. This ensures that the component implementation correctly matches the updated prop type, maintaining consistency throughout the component.
82-82: Consistent prop usage in child componentThe prop usage in the
PasswordModalcomponent has been correctly updated tohandleUpdateUserPassword. This change maintains consistency with the earlier renaming in thePropstype and component destructuring. It ensures that the renamed prop is correctly passed down the component tree.web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/PasswordModal/index.tsx (4)
41-41: LGTM: Prop destructuring updated correctly.The prop destructuring has been correctly updated to use
handleUpdateUserPassword, maintaining consistency with the Props type definition change.
98-101: Approve function call update and highlight dependency change.The function call has been correctly updated from
onPasswordUpdatetohandleUpdateUserPassword, maintaining consistency with the Props type definition change.It's worth noting that the useCallback dependencies have been properly updated to include
handleUpdateUserPasswordinstead ofonPasswordUpdate. This is crucial for ensuring that the memoized callback is correctly regenerated when the prop changes.
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1-214: Summary: Consistent and beneficial changes throughout the component.The changes in this file are well-implemented and consistent. They improve naming conventions and maintain proper React practices, particularly in handling prop updates and useCallback dependencies. The renaming from
onPasswordUpdatetohandleUpdateUserPasswordenhances code readability and follows common React naming conventions for event handlers.To ensure a smooth integration of these changes:
- Verify that all usages of the
PasswordModalcomponent across the codebase have been updated to use the new prop name.- Consider adding a comment explaining the password validation logic and regex usage for future maintainability.
- If not already present, consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of this component, especially around the password validation and update functionality.
Overall, these changes represent a positive improvement to the codebase.
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28-34: Approve prop renaming and suggest usage verification.The renaming of
onPasswordUpdatetohandleUpdateUserPasswordimproves naming consistency by using the "handle" prefix for event handlers. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure this change doesn't break existing usage, please run the following script to verify all occurrences of
PasswordModalcomponent usage:If any occurrences of
onPasswordUpdateare found, they should be updated tohandleUpdateUserPassword.web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (3)
20-22: LGTM: Workspace-related translations are clear and consistent.The added translations for "Workspace", "Workspace Name", and "Submit" are straightforward and align with common UI terminology. These will enhance the user experience for English-speaking users interacting with workspace-related features.
425-434: LGTM: Comprehensive workspace operation messages.The added translations for workspace operation results are well-structured and provide clear feedback for user actions. They cover all necessary operations (create, delete, update, member management) and align perfectly with the workspace management functionality described in the PR objectives.
These messages will greatly enhance the user experience by providing clear feedback on the success or failure of their actions in managing workspaces.
20-35: Summary: Workspace translations enhance user experience, minor improvements suggested.Overall, the additions to the English translations file significantly enhance the user experience for workspace management features. The new translations align well with the PR objectives and cover essential aspects of workspace operations.
Key points:
- Most additions are clear, consistent, and well-structured.
- A minor typo was identified and should be corrected (line 25: "wprkspace").
- Consider consolidating similar messages to improve maintainability.
- Verify the completeness of translations for all implemented workspace features.
These translations will greatly support the new workspace setting page functionality. With the suggested minor improvements, the localization for this feature will be robust and user-friendly.
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web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/index.tsx (4)
16-16: Importing the WorkspaceSetting ComponentThe
WorkspaceSettingcomponent is imported correctly from./innerPages/WorkspaceSetting. Ensure that this path is accurate and that the component is properly exported from the specified file.
44-52: Ensure New Handlers and Data are Provided byuseHookThe destructuring of
useHook()now includes additional handlers and data:
handleFetchWorkspaceshandleUpdateWorkspacehandleDeleteWorkspaceprojectsCountPlease verify that these are correctly defined and returned from
useHookto ensure they function as expected.
83-90: IntegrateWorkspaceSettingComponent with Correct PropsThe
WorkspaceSettingcomponent is conditionally rendered when thetabis set to"workspace". Please ensure thatWorkspaceSettingexpects and correctly utilizes the following props:
handleFetchWorkspaceshandleUpdateWorkspacehandleDeleteWorkspaceprojectsCountRun the following script to confirm the
WorkspaceSettingcomponent's prop definitions:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that WorkspaceSetting component accepts the expected props. # Expectation: The component should define and use the listed props. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'function WorkspaceSetting({ handleFetchWorkspaces, handleUpdateWorkspace, handleDeleteWorkspace, projectsCount, }) { $$$ }'
27-27: Verify Icon'usersFour'AvailabilityPlease confirm that the icon
'usersFour'exists in your icon set to ensure it renders correctly in the sidebar menu.Run the following script to check for the icon's usage or definition:
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182-183: Handle possible undefined value forprojectsWhen returning
projectsCount, you useprojects?.length, which could result inundefinedifprojectsisundefined.Ensure that
projectsis always defined when this code runs or provide a default value to prevent potential issues. You might consider setting a default empty array or handling theundefinedcase appropriately.
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1-226: Overall good implementation with room for minor improvementsThe WorkspaceSetting component is well-implemented and covers the required functionality for managing workspace settings. It makes good use of React hooks, custom UI components, and styled-components for a consistent look and feel.
Some suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider adding more comprehensive error handling, especially for the workspace update and delete operations.
- Implement proper form handling for the workspace name update, including preventing default form submission and handling loading states.
- Add input validation for the workspace name to ensure it meets any required criteria (e.g., minimum length, allowed characters).
- Consider adding a confirmation step or undo functionality for the workspace name change, as it's a significant action.
- Implement proper accessibility attributes (aria-labels, roles) for better screen reader support.
These improvements would enhance the robustness and user experience of the component.
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20-22: Consider adding translations for workspace-related UI elements.The following translations have empty values:
Workspace: ''Workspace Name: ''Submit: ''If these English terms are intended to be used as-is in the UI, the empty values are acceptable. However, if localized versions are needed, please add appropriate translations.
427-436: Add translations for workspace operation messages.All translations in this section have empty values. Please add appropriate translations to ensure proper localization. For example:
Failed to delete workspace.: 'Failed to delete workspace.' Successfully deleted workspace!: 'Successfully deleted workspace!'The consistent pattern used for these messages is commendable as it enhances maintainability and user experience.
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1-30: LGTM: Imports and type definitions look goodThe imports and type definitions are well-organized and cover all the necessary dependencies for the component. The Props type is clearly defined, including the required handler functions and an optional projectsCount.
205-225: LGTM: Styled components are well-implementedThe styled components (DangerItem, ModalContentWrapper, and ButtonWrapper) are well-implemented and make good use of the theme object for consistent styling. They provide a clean separation of concerns for the component's layout and appearance.
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20-436: Overall assessment of workspace-related translations.The additions provide a good foundation for localizing workspace-related features. However, there are a few points to address:
All new translations have empty values. Please add appropriate English text for each translation key to ensure proper localization.
There's a typo in one of the messages (line 34) that needs correction.
Some messages, particularly in the workspace deletion section, could potentially be consolidated to improve maintainability.
Next steps:
- Fill in all empty translation values with appropriate English text.
- Correct the typo identified earlier.
- Review similar messages for potential consolidation.
- Consider having a native English speaker review the final translations for naturalness and clarity.
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61-66: LGTM! Consider adding a conditional render.The addition of the "Workspace Settings" menu item is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. The use of internationalization and navigation is correct.
Consider adding a conditional render for this menu item based on user permissions or workspace type. For example:
{ id: "workspaceSettings", title: t("Workspace Settings"), icon: "setting", onClick: () => navigate("/settings/workspace"), hidden: !currentWorkspace || currentWorkspace.personal }This would ensure that the workspace settings option is only available for team workspaces or when the user has the necessary permissions.
61-66: Update tests to cover the new menu itemThe addition of the "Workspace Settings" menu item is well-implemented. To ensure continued reliability of the component, please update the corresponding test file to cover this new functionality.
Consider adding the following test cases:
- Verify that the "Workspace Settings" menu item is rendered correctly.
- Ensure that clicking the menu item triggers the navigation to "/settings/workspace".
- If you implement the conditional rendering suggestion, test that the menu item is shown/hidden appropriately based on the workspace type or user permissions.
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82-82: Approved: Increased padding for ActionWrapper. Please clarify the motivation.The change from
theme.spacing.normaltotheme.spacing.largefor theActionWrapperpadding is reasonable and can improve the visual appeal and usability of the action buttons. However, it would be helpful to understand:
- What motivated this change? Is it part of a broader design update?
- Have you verified that this change doesn't negatively impact the overall layout of the modal in different scenarios (e.g., with varying numbers or sizes of action buttons)?
To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check if similar components use the same padding:
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Verified: Padding change aligns with existing codebase standards.
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1-66: Overall assessment: Well-implemented feature additionThe changes to add the "Workspace Settings" menu item are minimal, focused, and well-implemented. They align with the PR objectives and maintain consistency with the existing code style and patterns. The suggestions provided for conditional rendering and test updates will further enhance the robustness of this feature.
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20-437: Overall assessment of workspace-related translationsThe additions to the English translation file comprehensively cover various aspects of workspace management, including creation, deletion, updates, and member management. This indicates a significant expansion of workspace-related features in the application.
Positive aspects:
- The translations are consistent in their naming convention and structure.
- They cover a wide range of user interactions and feedback messages.
Areas for improvement:
- All new translations currently have empty values. It's crucial to provide appropriate English text for each of these entries to ensure a fully localized user experience.
- Some entries may benefit from more context or consistency checks (e.g., the duplicate "Remove workspace" entry).
Next steps:
- Fill in all empty translation values with appropriate English text.
- Review the completed translations for consistency in terminology and tone.
- Consider adding comments for translations that might need additional context for future maintenance or localization to other languages.
- After filling in the translations, perform a UI review to ensure all workspace-related text appears correctly in the application.
This reverts commit e3f84da.
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33-41: Improved workspace selection logic, but consider further enhancements.The changes improve the handling of workspace selection, especially when no specific workspace is available. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Extract the logic for finding a personal workspace into a separate function to improve readability and reusability.
- Handle the edge case where no personal workspace exists explicitly.
Here's a suggested refactor:
const findPersonalWorkspace = useCallback( (workspaces: Workspace[] | undefined) => workspaces?.find((workspace) => workspace.personal), [] ); useEffect(() => { if (!currentWorkspace || (workspace && workspace.id !== currentWorkspace?.id)) { if (workspace) { setCurrentWorkspace(workspace); } else { const personalWorkspace = findPersonalWorkspace(workspaces); if (personalWorkspace) { setCurrentWorkspace(personalWorkspace); } else { // Handle case where no personal workspace exists console.warn("No personal workspace found"); } } } }, [currentWorkspace, setCurrentWorkspace, workspace, workspaces, findPersonalWorkspace]);This refactor improves code organization and explicitly handles the case where no personal workspace is found.
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1-437: Overall review: Enhance translations for workspace management featuresThe changes in this file significantly improve the localization support for workspace management features. However, there are several important new entries that lack Japanese translations. To ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience for Japanese users, please address the following:
- Provide translations for all new workspace-related terms and actions.
- Ensure consistency in terminology, especially for actions like "remove" and "delete".
- Translate all new feedback messages related to workspace operations.
By completing these translations, you'll greatly enhance the usability of the workspace management features for Japanese users.
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62-63: Simplify the use of props for making the InputField read-onlyThe
InputFieldis using bothappearanceanddisabledprops to control its state. If the goal is to make the field read-only, you can simplify the code by using thereadOnlyprop instead ofappearance, and retain thedisabledprop if needed. Verify ifappearance="readonly"is a valid prop forInputField.Suggested change:
- appearance={currentWorkspace?.personal ? "readonly" : undefined} disabled={currentWorkspace?.personal} + readOnly={currentWorkspace?.personal}
166-166: Localize placeholder text in the TextInputThe placeholder text should be localized using the translation function
t()to support internationalization.Apply this diff to improve localization:
- placeholder="your workspace name" + placeholder={t("Your workspace name")}
176-176: Simplify the visibility condition for the delete workspace warning modalThe condition
!!projectsCount && projectsCount > 0can be simplified toprojectsCount > 0. The double negation is unnecessary sinceprojectsCount > 0already evaluates to a boolean.Apply this diff to simplify the condition:
- visible={deleteWorkspaceModal && !!projectsCount && projectsCount > 0} + visible={deleteWorkspaceModal && projectsCount > 0}
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web/src/beta/ui/components/AccountSettingBase/index.tsx (2)
21-34: LGTM: New Workspaces tab addedThe addition of the Workspaces tab aligns well with the PR objective. The use of a
:workspaceIdparameter in the path allows for dynamic routing, which is a good practice.Consider removing or updating the TODO comment for the commented-out tabs, as it might become outdated. You could add a more specific TODO with a ticket number or expected implementation date if these tabs are planned for the near future.
46-51: Improve handling of undefined workspace IDsThe tab generation logic looks good overall, using either the passed
workspaceIdor thecurrentWorkspace?.id. However, there's a potential issue if both are undefined.Consider adding a fallback value or handling the case where both
workspaceIdandcurrentWorkspace?.idare undefined. For example:path: tab.path.replace( ":workspaceId", workspaceId || currentWorkspace?.id || "default" )This ensures that the path always has a valid value, even if it's a default one.
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1-143: Summary of review and main points for improvementOverall, this file implements crucial functionality for workspace management. However, there are several areas that could be improved to enhance reliability, maintainability, and user experience:
- Rename and restructure the main function to follow React custom hook conventions.
- Update the
Projectstype to accurately represent project data.- Refactor the use of hooks to comply with the Rules of Hooks.
- Implement more robust error handling and user-friendly feedback mechanisms.
- Enhance parameter validation in functions that require specific inputs.
- Return meaningful values from all functions to allow better handling in calling components.
By addressing these points, you can significantly improve the quality and usability of this workspace management module. Consider implementing these changes incrementally, ensuring that each modification is thoroughly tested to maintain the integrity of the application.
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10-10: LGTM: Import and Props updates enhance component flexibilityThe addition of
useWorkspaceimport and the updates to thePropstype improve the component's ability to handle workspace-related functionality and allow for more flexible content rendering.Also applies to: 16-17
37-37: LGTM: Component signature and hooks updated appropriatelyThe renaming of the component to
AccountSettingBaseimproves clarity. The addition ofchildrenandworkspaceIdprops, along with the use of theuseWorkspacehook, provides the necessary context for workspace-related functionality.Also applies to: 39-39
56-56: LGTM: Improved component flexibility and consistencyThe changes to the rendering logic enhance the component's flexibility and maintain consistency:
- Passing
workspaceIdtoNavbarensures that the navigation bar has access to the current workspace context.- Rendering
childrendirectly in the content area allows for more versatile usage of theAccountSettingBasecomponent.These modifications align well with the component's new structure and purpose.
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1-133: Summary: Successful implementation of workspace functionalityOverall, the changes to
AccountSettingBasecomponent successfully implement the workspace-related functionality as outlined in the PR objectives. The component now:
- Handles workspace context appropriately.
- Provides more flexible rendering through the use of
children.- Includes a new tab for Workspaces settings.
The code is well-structured and the changes are consistent with React best practices. Minor suggestions have been made for handling edge cases and improving code clarity.
Great job on this implementation!
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12-17:⚠️ Potential issueReview and update the
Projectstype definitionThe
Projectstype is currently identical toWorkspacePayload, which doesn't accurately represent project data. A project typically has properties likeid,name,description, etc.Please update the
Projectstype to reflect the correct structure of project data. For example:export type Project = { id: string; name: string; description?: string; // Add other relevant project properties }; export type Projects = Project[];This will ensure that the
Projectstype accurately represents the structure of project data in your application.
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11-23: LGTM: Component implementation is clean and follows best practices.The
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent is well-structured and correctly implements the required functionality. It effectively uses theuseParamshook to extract theworkspaceIdfrom the URL and passes the necessary props to theWorkspaceSettingcomponent.Consider adding a type assertion for the
workspaceIdto ensure type safety:- const { workspaceId } = useParams<{ workspaceId: string }>(); + const { workspaceId } = useParams<{ workspaceId: string }>() as { workspaceId: string };This change ensures that
workspaceIdis always treated as a string, preventing potential undefined values.web/src/beta/hooks/useAccountSettingsTabs.ts (2)
5-26: LGTM: Well-structured tab definition with room for future enhancement.The
accountSettingTabsconstant is well-defined with clear and consistent structure. The use ofas constensures type safety, which is excellent.Consider using an enum for the
idfield to improve type safety and prevent potential typos in the future. For example:enum TabId { Account = "account", Workspace = "workspace", Members = "members" } // Then use it in the tab definition { id: TabId.Account, ... }
28-46: LGTM: Well-implemented custom hook with proper memoization.The custom hook is well-structured and makes good use of React hooks. The memoization of the tabs array is a great practice for performance optimization.
Consider adding a type annotation for the return value of the function for improved clarity:
export default ({ workspaceId }: { workspaceId: string }): { tabs: Array<{ id: string; icon: IconName; text: string; path: string; disabled?: boolean }> } => { // ... existing code ... }web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (1)
15-40: LGTM: Component implementation is well-structured. Consider adding error handling.The
WorkspaceSettingcomponent is well-implemented, following React best practices:
- Utilizes custom hooks for managing workspace, projects, and account settings tabs.
- Implements conditional rendering based on the
tabprop.- Passes appropriate props to child components.
Consider adding error handling for the custom hooks, especially for
handleFetchWorkspaces,handleUpdateWorkspace, andhandleDeleteWorkspace. This would improve the robustness of the component. For example:const { handleFetchWorkspaces, handleUpdateWorkspace, handleDeleteWorkspace, error } = useWorkspaceHook(); // Inside the component's return statement if (error) { return <ErrorComponent message={error.message} />; }This assumes that the
useWorkspaceHookreturns anerrorobject. If it doesn't, you might want to update the hook to include error handling.web/src/beta/features/Navbar/LeftSection/index.tsx (1)
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73-77: LGTM! Consider using a more intuitive icon.The new conditional rendering for the "projectSettings" page is well-implemented and consistent with the type changes. Good job on including the
disabledprop based onsceneIdavailability.Consider using a more intuitive icon for returning to the map view, such as "map" or "globe", instead of "editor". This could improve user understanding of the button's function.
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54-59: Use input type 'password' for the password fieldEven though the password field is read-only and displays placeholder characters, it's good practice to specify the input type as
'password'. This semantically indicates that the field is for passwords and can improve accessibility.Apply this diff if supported by the
TextInputcomponent:<TextInput value={"**********"} + type="password" appearance="readonly" disabled extendWidth />
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- web/src/beta/features/ProjectSettings/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- web/src/beta/hooks/useAccountSettingsTabs.ts (1 hunks)
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web/src/beta/features/AccountSetting/index.tsx (2)
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web/src/beta/pages/WorkspaceSettingPage/index.tsx (3)
1-5: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.The imports are logically organized, separating third-party imports from local imports. All imported modules are used in the component, and no unnecessary imports are present.
7-9: LGTM: Type definition is clear and aligned with PR objectives.The
WorkspaceSettingPagePropstype is well-defined, accurately representing the possible values for thetabprop. This aligns with the PR objectives of implementing workspace settings and member management functionality.
1-23: Overall implementation looks great and aligns with PR objectives.The
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent is well-implemented and provides a solid foundation for the workspace settings feature. It correctly handles routing parameters and renders the appropriate components. The code is clean, well-structured, and follows React best practices.A few key points:
- Imports are organized and necessary.
- The type definition for props is clear and concise.
- The component structure is logical and uses hooks appropriately.
Great job on this implementation!
web/src/beta/hooks/useAccountSettingsTabs.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-organized.The imports are relevant to the file's functionality, including UI components, internationalization, and React hooks for optimization.
1-46: Overall: Well-implemented custom hook for account settings tabs.This new file introduces a well-structured custom hook for managing account settings tabs. The implementation aligns with the PR objectives and follows React best practices. The use of memoization and internationalization is commendable. Minor suggestions for improvements have been provided, but they are not critical for the functionality.
web/src/beta/features/WorkspaceSetting/index.tsx (3)
1-8: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and appropriate.The imports are correctly structured, using absolute paths for internal modules and importing necessary components and hooks. The separation of concerns is clear, with distinct imports for the account settings, projects, and workspace functionalities.
10-13: LGTM: Props type is well-defined.The
Propstype is clearly defined with appropriate types for each property. The optionalworkspaceIdproperty allows for flexible component usage.
1-40: Overall, theWorkspaceSettingcomponent is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives.The component successfully integrates workspace settings functionality, including the ability to fetch, update, and delete workspaces. It also incorporates project information and account setting tabs, providing a comprehensive workspace management interface.
Key strengths:
- Clear and appropriate type definitions
- Effective use of custom hooks for separation of concerns
- Conditional rendering based on the selected tab
- Proper prop passing to child components
The suggested improvement for error handling would further enhance the robustness of the component. Great job on implementing this crucial part of the workspace setting page!
web/src/beta/features/Navbar/index.tsx (1)
13-13: LGTM! Verify handling of new "projectSettings" option.The addition of "projectSettings" to the
pageproperty aligns with the PR objectives for implementing a workspace setting page. This change enhances the flexibility of the Navbar component.To ensure this change is properly integrated, please verify that the new "projectSettings" option is handled correctly in other parts of the application that use the Navbar component. Run the following script to find potential usage:
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No usages of the Navbar component with the new
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web/src/services/routing/index.tsx (4)
11-13: LGTM: Lazy loading implemented as requestedThe
AccountSettingPageis now correctly lazy-loaded, addressing the previous feedback. This implementation is consistent with other components in the file and will help improve initial load times.
14-16: LGTM: New WorkspaceSettingPage component addedThe
WorkspaceSettingPagecomponent is correctly implemented as a lazy-loaded component, consistent with the application's architecture. This addition aligns with the PR objectives of implementing a workspace setting page.
47-54: LGTM: New routes added for WorkspaceSettingPageThe new routes for the
WorkspaceSettingPageare well-implemented:
- They use appropriate URL structures with parameters.
- The
tabprop allows for different views within the same component.- The routes align with the PR objectives for workspace settings functionality.
- The casing in the route paths is consistent (all lowercase), addressing the previous feedback.
These additions enhance the routing capabilities for workspace settings and member management.
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1-54: Overall: Excellent implementation of new routing featuresThe changes in this file successfully implement the new routing features for the workspace settings page while addressing previous feedback:
- Lazy loading is correctly implemented for both
AccountSettingPageandWorkspaceSettingPage.- New routes are added with appropriate URL structures and parameters.
- The use of the
tabprop allows for flexible views within theWorkspaceSettingPage.- All route paths use consistent lowercase naming.
These changes enhance the application's routing capabilities and align well with the PR objectives. Great job on maintaining code consistency and following best practices!
web/src/beta/features/Navbar/LeftSection/index.tsx (1)
21-21: LGTM! Verify usage across the codebase.The addition of "projectSettings" to the
pageprop is consistent with the PR objectives. This change allows for more flexibility in the component's usage.To ensure this change doesn't break existing usage, let's verify how
LeftSectionis used across the codebase:web/src/beta/features/Navbar/useRightSection.tsx (1)
14-14: Approve change and suggest updates for consistencyThe addition of "projectSettings" to the
pageprop types is approved. This change allows for future expansion of the component's functionality. However, to ensure consistency and prevent potential issues, consider the following suggestions:
Update the
useRightSidehook to handle the new "projectSettings" page type. Currently, the hook only renders content for the "editor" page type.Add a test case for the new "projectSettings" page type to ensure proper handling.
Here's a suggested update to the
useRightSidehook:const rightSide = useMemo(() => { switch (page) { case "editor": return ( <RightSection> {/* Existing editor buttons */} </RightSection> ); case "projectSettings": return ( <RightSection> {/* Add buttons or content for project settings */} </RightSection> ); default: return null; } }, [ currentTab, handleEditorNavigation, page, t, devPluginExtensions, handleDevPluginsInstall, handleDevPluginExtensionsReload ]);This structure allows for easy addition of new page types in the future.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce inconsistencies, let's verify the usage of
useRightSide:web/src/beta/features/ProjectSettings/index.tsx (1)
79-79: LGTM! Verify impact on related components.The change from "settings" to "projectSettings" for the
pageprop of theNavbarcomponent looks good. This update likely helps distinguish between different types of settings pages, which aligns with the PR objective of implementing a workspace setting page.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing functionality, please run the following script to check for any other occurrences of "settings" in Navbar components:
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web/src/beta/ui/components/SettingBase/index.tsx (7)
1-2: Imports are correctly structuredThe necessary modules are properly imported, ensuring all dependencies are available for the component.
15-23: Props interface is updated appropriatelyThe
Propsinterface now includes thetabsarray and an optionalworkspaceId, which aligns with the component's requirements for flexibility and functionality.
26-26: Component definition is accurateThe
SettingBasecomponent is correctly defined with destructured props, reflecting the updates in the interface.
48-48: Children are rendered correctly withinContentThe
childrenprop is appropriately rendered inside theContentcomponent, ensuring that nested elements are displayed as expected.
107-107: Component is exported properlyThe
SettingBasecomponent is correctly exported as the default export, making it available for use in other parts of the application.
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web/src/beta/features/Navbar/LeftSection/Profile/index.tsx (1)
56-68: LGTM! Consider adding a border to the "Account Settings" item for consistency.The new menu items for "Workspace Settings" and "Account Settings" are well-implemented and integrate seamlessly with the existing menu structure. The use of translation functions and appropriate icons enhances the user experience.
For consistency with the existing menu structure, consider adding a
hasBorderBottom: trueproperty to the "Account Settings" item. This would visually separate it from the "Log out" item, similar to how "Workspace Settings" is separated from "Switch workspace". Here's the suggested change:{ id: "accountSettings", title: t("Account Settings"), icon: "user", + hasBorderBottom: true, onClick: () => navigate("/settings/account") },
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1-68: Summary: Changes look good, with minor suggestions for improvement.The implementation of new menu items for workspace and account settings is well-done and aligns with the PR objectives. The code is consistent with the existing structure and follows best practices. Consider the following points:
- The suggested minor improvement for adding a bottom border to the "Account Settings" item.
- Verify the existence of the new routes and components as per the previous comment.
Overall, these changes enhance the functionality of the application by providing easy access to workspace and account settings.
56-68: Verify the existence of new routes and components.The new menu items navigate to "/settings/workspaces/${currentWorkspace?.id}" and "/settings/account". To ensure a smooth user experience:
- Confirm that these routes are properly defined in the application's routing configuration.
- Verify that the corresponding components (WorkspaceSettingsPage and AccountSettingsPage) exist and are implemented.
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web/src/services/api/meApi.ts (1)
80-101: Good implementation ofupdateLanguage, but some improvements can be made.The new
updateLanguagefunction is well-structured and handles both success and error cases. However, there are a few points to consider:
- Remove unnecessary console log:
- console.log(data);
Consider enhancing error handling to differentiate between network errors and GraphQL errors.
In the success case, you might want to update the app's language state or trigger a page reload to apply the new language.
web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
Numerous missing translations identified, including workspace-related terms
The verification process has revealed a significant number of missing translations in the
en.ymlfile. This confirms the initial concern about the consistency and completeness of translations. Key findings include:
- Many workspace-related terms are missing translations, such as "Workspace Name", "Team Workspace", and "Workspace Settings".
- Common UI elements and actions lack translations, e.g., "Cancel", "Submit", "Edit", "Delete".
- New feature-related strings are not translated, including those for asset management, project settings, and story editing.
- Some system messages and notifications are missing translations.
Recommendations:
- Prioritize translating workspace-related terms to ensure a consistent user experience with the new functionality.
- Add translations for common UI elements and actions.
- Review and translate new feature-related strings.
- Ensure all user-facing messages and notifications have proper translations.
- Consider implementing a process to add translations concurrently with new feature development to prevent future gaps.
Please review the full list of missing translations and update the
en.ymlfile accordingly. This will significantly improve the localization quality and user experience of the application.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-435: Ensure consistency and completeness of translations.
Review all translations to ensure consistent use of terminology, especially with the newly added workspace-related terms.
Verify that all features mentioned in the PR objectives (workspace settings page, adding/deleting members, etc.) have corresponding translations.
Consider adding translations for potential error messages or edge cases related to workspace management that may not be explicitly coded yet.
Double-check that all new UI elements in the workspace settings page have corresponding translations.
This comprehensive review will help maintain a consistent and complete localization across the application.
To help identify any missing translations or inconsistencies, you can run the following script:
This script will search for workspace and member-related strings in the TypeScript/React components that might need to be added to the translation file.
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (2)
1-1: Consider translating "Auto" and "Language"These new entries are left untranslated:
Auto: '' Language: ''Consider adding appropriate Japanese translations. Suggested translations:
Auto: '自動' Language: '言語'Providing translations for these key terms will improve the user experience for Japanese users.
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1-435: Complete translations for new workspace management featuresWhile the existing translations in this file are consistent and accurate, there are numerous new entries related to workspace management that have been left untranslated. These include key terms, action buttons, confirmation messages, and feedback notifications.
It's crucial to provide translations for all these new entries to ensure a smooth and understandable user experience for Japanese users. Leaving these entries untranslated could lead to confusion and difficulty in using the new workspace management features.
Please review all the suggested translations in the previous comments and ensure that every new entry has an appropriate Japanese translation. This will greatly enhance the usability of the application for your Japanese user base.
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web/src/beta/features/AccountSetting/index.tsx (2)
Learnt from: ZTongci PR: reearth/reearth-visualizer#1155 File: web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx:78-83 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T04:11:01.721Z Learning: In the account settings component, error handling for the `updatePassword` function is managed by existing hooks.Learnt from: ZTongci PR: reearth/reearth-visualizer#1155 File: web/src/beta/features/AccountAndWorkSpaceSetting/innerPages/AccountSetting/index.tsx:78-83 Timestamp: 2024-10-08T16:38:59.270Z Learning: In the account settings component, error handling for the `updatePassword` function is managed by existing hooks.
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web/src/beta/features/AccountSetting/hooks.ts (4)
10-12: LGTM: Improved hook usage and added language update functionality.The changes in this segment are well-structured:
- The
updateLanguagefunction has been added to the destructured elements fromuseMeFetcher, indicating new functionality for updating user language.- The order of hook calls has been improved, with
useMeQuerynow called immediately after destructuring, which enhances code organization.These changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing workspace management functionality.
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16-25: LGTM: Consistent use of UpdatePasswordType in handleUpdateUserPassword.The function signature of
handleUpdateUserPasswordhas been updated to use theUpdatePasswordType, which is consistent with the earlier modification of theUpdatePasswordTypedeclaration. The function logic remains unchanged, maintaining its original functionality.
47-53: LGTM: Consistent export of new language update functionality.The addition of
handleUpdateUserLanguageto the return object is consistent with the implementation of the new function. This change appropriately exposes the new language update functionality to components using this hook, enhancing the overall functionality of the application.
4-7: Verify the impact of removing theexportkeyword fromUpdatePasswordType.The
exportkeyword has been removed from theUpdatePasswordTypedeclaration, making it a local type. This change might affect other files that were importing this type.Please run the following script to check if
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web/src/services/api/meApi.ts (1)
106-107: Correct addition ofupdateLanguageto the exported functions.The
updateLanguagefunction has been properly added to the return statement, making it available for use in other parts of the application. This is consistent with the module's structure and the PR's objectives.web/src/beta/features/AccountSetting/index.tsx (3)
15-15: Consider renaming 'useHook' to a more descriptive nameThe custom hook
useHookhas a generic name, which might lead to confusion about its purpose. Renaming it to something more descriptive, likeuseAccountSettings, can improve code clarity.
62-62: Avoid translating user-provided content like name and emailPassing user-provided content through the translation function
t()can lead to incorrect translations or unexpected behavior. Use thenameandAlso applies to: 68-68
140-140: Replace 'none' with 'transparent' in 'backgroundColor' propertyUsing
"none"is not a valid CSSbackground-colorvalue. It should be"transparent"to ensure proper rendering.
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/ja.yml (2)
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1-441: Consider standardizing translation style for similar phrasesWhile reviewing the file, I noticed that similar phrases are sometimes translated with slightly different styles. For example:
- Some success messages end with "しました" while others end with "に成功しました".
- Some error messages use "失敗しました" while others use "できませんでした".
Consider standardizing these translations for better consistency throughout the application. For example:
- Use "〜に成功しました" for all success messages.
- Use "〜に失敗しました" for all failure messages.
This will improve the overall consistency and professionalism of the Japanese localization.
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1-441: Consider organizing translations into logical groupsThe current structure of the translation file mixes various UI elements, actions, and messages without clear organization. To improve maintainability and ease of updates, consider organizing the translations into logical groups or sections. For example:
- General UI elements (e.g., buttons, labels)
- Workspace-related translations
- Project-related translations
- User account and settings translations
- Error and success messages
You could use YAML comments to separate these sections, like this:
# General UI elements Auto: '自動' Language: '言語' # Workspace-related translations Workspace: 'ワークスペース' Workspace Name: 'ワークスペース名' # Error and success messages Failed to delete workspace.: 'ワークスペースの削除に失敗しました' Successfully deleted workspace!: 'ワークスペースが正常に削除されました'This organization will make it easier to locate and update specific translations in the future.
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web/src/services/i18n/translations/en.yml (1)
281-292:⚠️ Potential issueAdd translations for workspace management and fix grammatical error
Please provide appropriate English translations for all workspace-related messages (lines 281-291).
Correct the grammatical error in line 292:
-Please to make sure you don't have any projects in your workspace, then you can continue.: '' +Please make sure you don't have any projects in your workspace before continuing.: ''These translations are crucial for users to understand and interact with workspace management features effectively.
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1-441: Summary and next steps for improving Japanese localizationOverall, the additions to this translation file significantly improve the Japanese localization, especially for workspace management features. However, there are still some areas that need attention:
- Complete the missing translations, especially for new workspace-related entries.
- Standardize the translation style for similar phrases (e.g., success and error messages).
- Organize the translations into logical groups or sections for better maintainability.
- Review the entire file for any remaining untranslated entries or inconsistencies.
Next steps:
- Address the issues raised in the previous comments, providing translations for all empty entries.
- Conduct a thorough review of the entire file to ensure all entries are translated and consistent.
- Consider implementing the suggested organizational structure to improve long-term maintainability.
- If possible, have a native Japanese speaker review the translations for natural language use and consistency.
These improvements will greatly enhance the user experience for Japanese users of the application.
Overview
What I've done
Implement workspace setting page(fetch api and frontend).
Fetch api with Add a member Delete a member
What I haven't done
Member page
How I tested
Deleted dialog is showing. And Screen every information about workspace is okey.(default move to personal workspace.)
Rename dialog is showing. And Screen every information about workspace is okey.
Which point I want you to review particularly
Memo
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New Features
Navbarto include a "projectSettings" page option.Bug Fixes
Documentation
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