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feat(KL-176/배너 연결): link to FeedPage from MainBanner #73

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KL-176/배너 연결

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  • HomePage MainBanner
    • MainBanner 클릭 시 해당 국가의 id와 name을 location state로 저장하여 FeedPage로 연결합니다.
  • FeedPage Thumbnail
    • 선택한 국가에 따른 이미지를 상단 Thumbnail 컴포넌트에 표시합니다.
    • 'countries/${country_id}'로 요청하여 wallpaper 이미지의 주소를 얻습니다.
      • 현재 응답으로 'image/sample'을 받고 있으며, S3에 국가별 이미지를 업로드하고 그 주소를 보내줄 수 있도록 API 수정이 필요합니다.
      • 선택된 국가가 없을 때 사용할 기본 이미지 업로드가 필요합니다.
  • 기타
    • initializeSearchState를 util로 분리하였습니다.
    • logout 요청을 비동기로 변경하고 예외 처리를 추가하였습니다.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new hooks: useInitializeLocationState, useNavIndex, and useSearchedState for improved state management.
    • Enhanced Thumbnail component to dynamically fetch and display wallpapers based on selected countries.
    • Updated MainBanner to utilize new data structure for country information and improved navigation on click.
    • Added support for branch-specific deployment triggers.
    • Introduced a default wallpaper constant for consistent styling.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved logout functionality with asynchronous handling and error alerts.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined imports and state management in FeedPage and HomePage.
    • Updated data structures for better clarity and efficiency.
  • Style

    • Simplified background handling in Thumbnail component styles.

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The pull request introduces several changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on enhancing the functionality of the application. Key updates include modifying the GitHub Actions workflow to trigger on an additional branch, implementing new custom hooks for managing state, and refactoring components to utilize updated data structures. The FeedPage and MainBanner components have been adjusted to accommodate these changes, while a new utility function for initializing search state has also been added.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/main.yml Added branch trigger KL-176/Banner to the push event for deployment workflow.
src/hooks/useDebouncedSearch.jsx Imported navigateWithState and removed local definition; updated click handling to use imported function.
src/hooks/useInitializeLocationState.js Introduced useInitializeLocationState hook for managing location state and resetting fields.
src/hooks/useNavIndex.js Introduced useNavIndex hook for managing the current page state based on index.
src/hooks/useSearchedState.js Added useSearchedState hook for setting search state and navigating to the feed.
src/pages/FeedPage/FeedPage.jsx Streamlined imports and replaced state management logic with useNavIndex hook; removed old useEffect.
src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx Added state management and data fetching for wallpaper based on selected country.
src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.style.js Simplified background image handling in ThumbnailArea styled component.
src/pages/HomePage/HomePage.jsx Renamed ImageArr to bannerCountries, updated properties to wallpaper and added id properties.
src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx Updated prop name from urls to contents, adjusted mapping for new data structure, added navigation logic.
src/pages/LogoutPage/LogoutPage.jsx Changed logout handling to use mutateAsync, added async function for logout logic with error handling.
src/utils/initializeSearchState.js Introduced initializeSearchState function for setting up search state based on category and content.
src/utils/navigateWithState.js Added navigateWithState function to facilitate navigation with state.
src/constants/defaultWallpaper.js Added defaultWallpaper constant for fallback wallpaper image URL.

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@seoulyego seoulyego changed the title feat(KL-176/배너 연결): feat(KL-176/배너 연결): link to FeedPage from MainBanner Oct 17, 2024
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src/hooks/useInitializeLocationState.js (1)

16-22: LGTM: Effect logic looks good, with a minor suggestion.

The main logic inside useEffect appropriately handles cleaning up the history state and ensures resetSelectedField is called on unmount or before the next effect run.

Consider adding resetSelectedField to the effect's dependency array to ensure it always uses the latest version of the function:

}, [location.state, resetSelectedField])

This change aligns with React's best practices for effect dependencies.

src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx (2)

7-9: State management looks good, consider externalizing the default wallpaper URL

The selectedCountryId retrieval using useFeedStore is implemented correctly. However, the defaultWallpaper URL is hardcoded, which might make it difficult to maintain or update in the future.

Consider moving the defaultWallpaper URL to a configuration file or environment variable for easier maintenance. For example:

import { DEFAULT_WALLPAPER_URL } from '@config/constants';

// ...

const defaultWallpaper = DEFAULT_WALLPAPER_URL;

10-19: Data fetching logic is well-implemented

The use of useKyQuery for fetching the wallpaper data is well-implemented. The caching strategy with staleTime and gcTime is appropriate, and the select function correctly extracts the wallpaper URL. Enabling the query only when selectedCountryId is truthy is a good practice to prevent unnecessary API calls.

Consider adding error handling to manage potential API failures gracefully. For example:

const { data: wallpaper, error } = useKyQuery(
  // ... existing configuration ...
);

// In the component body
if (error) {
  console.error('Failed to fetch wallpaper:', error);
  // Optionally, you could set a state to show an error message to the user
}
.github/workflows/main.yml (1)

Line range hint 1-72: Suggestions for improving the workflow configuration

While reviewing the entire file, I noticed a few areas where we could improve the configuration:

  1. Consider using a more flexible Node.js version specification:

    node-version: '20.x'

    This allows for minor version updates without changing the workflow.

  2. The AWS region is hardcoded. Consider using a GitHub secret for the region:

    aws-region: ${{ secrets.AWS_REGION }}
  3. The S3 bucket name is hardcoded. It's generally a good practice to use a secret for this as well:

    dist s3://${{ secrets.AWS_S3_BUCKET }} \

These changes can make the workflow more flexible and easier to maintain across different environments.

src/pages/HomePage/HomePage.jsx (1)

13-40: LGTM! Consider future maintainability.

The bannerCountries array is well-structured and consistent. The use of CloudFront URLs for wallpapers is a good practice for performance. However, consider the following suggestions for future maintainability:

  1. If the list of countries is likely to change or grow, consider fetching this data from an API instead of hardcoding it.
  2. You might want to add a comment explaining the non-sequential nature of the IDs if it's intentional.
src/hooks/useDebouncedSearch.jsx (2)

9-9: Approve: Good separation of concerns

The import of initializeSearchState from a utility module is a positive change. It aligns with the PR objective and improves code organization.

Consider using a named import for clarity:

-import initializeSearchState from '@utils/initializeSearchState'
+import { initializeSearchState } from '@utils/initializeSearchState'

This makes it explicit that we're importing a specific function from the module.


Line range hint 1-124: Overall assessment: Positive changes with minor suggestions

The changes in this file improve code organization by separating the initializeSearchState function into a utility module. The implementation aligns with the PR objectives and maintains the existing functionality of the useDebouncedSearch hook.

Consider the following suggestions for future improvements:

  1. If initializeSearchState is used in multiple components, consider creating a custom hook (e.g., useSearchState) to encapsulate the search state logic and provide a consistent interface across the application.
  2. Evaluate the possibility of using TypeScript to add type safety to the search state object and function parameters, which could prevent potential bugs and improve code maintainability.
src/pages/FeedPage/FeedPage.jsx (1)

1-1: Consider removing the unnecessary import of React

Since this file doesn't directly use any React-specific code, and if you're using React 17 or later, importing React may be unnecessary due to the new JSX transform.

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  • .github/workflows/main.yml (1 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useDebouncedSearch.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useInitializeLocationState.js (1 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useNavIndex.js (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/FeedPage/FeedPage.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.style.js (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/HomePage/HomePage.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (3 hunks)
  • src/pages/LogoutPage/LogoutPage.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/utils/initializeSearchState.js (1 hunks)
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src/hooks/useInitializeLocationState.js

[error] 13-13: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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src/utils/initializeSearchState.js (1)

16-16: LGTM: Default export is appropriate

The default export for this single-function file is appropriate and follows common JavaScript module patterns.

src/hooks/useNavIndex.js (2)

1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.

The imports are correctly bringing in the necessary dependencies for the hook's functionality. The use of absolute imports (@Constants, @Stores) is a good practice for maintaining clean and readable import statements.


14-14: LGTM: Export statement is correct.

The default export of the useNavIndex hook follows common practices for exporting custom hooks.

src/hooks/useInitializeLocationState.js (3)

1-7: LGTM: Imports and hook declaration look good.

The imports are appropriate for the hook's functionality, and the hook name follows the React convention for custom hooks.


25-25: LGTM: Hook export is correct.

The default export of the hook is appropriate and follows standard module export practices.


1-25: Overall assessment: The hook implementation looks good and aligns with PR objectives.

The useInitializeLocationState hook successfully implements the required functionality for managing location state and resetting selected fields. It aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing navigation and state management.

A few minor improvements have been suggested:

  1. Using undefined assignment instead of the delete operator for better performance.
  2. Adding resetSelectedField to the effect's dependency array.

These changes will further optimize the code and align it with React best practices.

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[error] 13-13: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx (3)

2-3: LGTM: New imports added correctly

The new imports for useFeedStore and useKyQuery are correctly added and use consistent absolute path imports. These are necessary for the new state management and data fetching functionalities introduced in the component.


22-22: LGTM: Rendering logic updated correctly

The ThumbnailArea component's $url prop is correctly updated to use the fetched wallpaper or fallback to defaultWallpaper. This ensures that a wallpaper is always displayed, even if the API call fails or returns no data.


Line range hint 1-33: Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives

The modifications to the Thumbnail component successfully implement the required functionality as per the PR objectives. The component now fetches wallpaper images based on the selected country's ID, with a fallback to a default image. This aligns with the goal of displaying images on the FeedPage based on the selected country.

Key improvements:

  1. State management using useFeedStore
  2. Data fetching with useKyQuery
  3. Dynamic wallpaper display with fallback

The implementation is solid, with only minor suggestions for improvement (externalizing the default wallpaper URL and adding error handling). Great job on meeting the PR objectives!

.github/workflows/main.yml (1)

13-13: Consider the implications of deploying from a feature branch.

The addition of the KL-176/Banner branch to the workflow trigger allows for deployment from this feature branch. While this can be useful for testing, it may pose risks if unintended deployments occur.

To ensure this change aligns with your deployment strategy, please confirm:

  1. Is deploying from the KL-176/Banner feature branch intended?
  2. Are there safeguards in place to prevent accidental deployments from this branch?
  3. Will this branch be removed from the trigger after the feature is merged?
src/pages/HomePage/HomePage.jsx (3)

45-45: LGTM! Consistent with data structure changes.

The update to use bannerCountries in the useState hook is correct and consistent with the changes made to the data structure.


Line range hint 1-124: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objectives.

The updates to the country data structure and its usage in the HomePage component are well-implemented. The code is consistent and maintains good practices. Consider the suggestions for future maintainability and ensure that all related components (especially MainBanner) have been updated to handle the new data structure correctly.


51-51: LGTM! Verify MainBanner component compatibility.

The update to use contents instead of urls as the prop name for MainBanner is correct and reflects the new data structure. However, please ensure that the MainBanner component has been updated to handle this new data structure correctly.

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Verification Successful: The MainBanner component correctly handles the updated contents prop, and the deprecated urls prop has been removed.

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src/hooks/useDebouncedSearch.jsx (1)

Line range hint 54-62: Verify complete implementation of MainBanner and Thumbnail functionality

The usage of initializeSearchState here looks correct and aligns with the PR objectives. It properly creates a search state object for navigation to the FeedPage.

Please confirm that this change, along with others not visible in this file, fully implements the required functionality for the MainBanner on the HomePage and the Thumbnail component on the FeedPage as described in the PR objectives. Specifically:

  1. Does clicking the MainBanner save the selected country's ID and name in the location state?
  2. Does the Thumbnail component on the FeedPage display images based on the selected country?
  3. Is there a request to 'countries/${country_id}' to retrieve the wallpaper image URL?

Run the following script to check for the implementation of these features:

src/pages/LogoutPage/LogoutPage.jsx (2)

23-23: Review navigation placement relative to login state

The call to navigate('/') is outside the if (isLogin) block. This means that even if the user is not logged in, the component will navigate to the home page on mount. Confirm if this is the intended behavior.

If navigation should only occur when a logout has been attempted, consider moving navigate('/') inside the if (isLogin) block:

       }
+      navigate('/')
     }

14-26: ⚠️ Potential issue

Include dependencies in the useEffect hook

The useEffect hook has an empty dependency array but uses isLogin, setLogout, mutateAsync, and navigate from the outer scope. This can lead to stale closures or missed updates.

Include all dependencies to ensure the effect runs correctly:

-  }, [])
+  }, [isLogin, setLogout, mutateAsync, navigate])

If you intend to run this effect only once on mount, consider suppressing the linting warning or restructure to avoid using external dependencies.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

src/pages/FeedPage/FeedPage.jsx (2)

3-4: Custom hooks are correctly imported

The imports of useNavIndex and useInitializeLocationState are appropriate and align with the usage within the component.


14-15: Custom hooks are correctly utilized

The usage of useNavIndex('FEED') and useInitializeLocationState() within the FeedPage component ensures that the navigation index is set correctly and the location state is initialized as intended.

src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (8)

4-4: Importing 'useNavigate' for navigation

Importing useNavigate from react-router-dom allows for programmatic navigation within the component and is appropriate.


7-7: Importing 'initializeSearchState' utility function

Importing initializeSearchState from @utils/initializeSearchState is correct for initializing the search state based on the selected content.


19-19: Updating 'MainBanner' to use 'contents' prop

The MainBanner component now expects a contents prop instead of urls. Ensure that all instances where MainBanner is used are updated to pass contents accordingly.

Please check other components or pages that render MainBanner to make sure they supply the correct prop.


21-21: Initializing 'navigate' with 'useNavigate' hook

Initializing navigate using the useNavigate hook enables navigation to other routes and is implemented correctly.


38-38: Mapping over 'contents' instead of 'urls'

Updating the map function to iterate over contents aligns with the updated prop name and data structure.


41-41: Using 'content.id' as a unique key

Using content.id as the key for each carousel cell ensures proper rendering and performance optimization.


42-42: Assigning 'content.wallpaper' to background URL

Passing content.wallpaper to the $url prop correctly sets the background image for each carousel item.


67-71: Updating PropTypes to match new 'contents' structure

The PropTypes definition has been updated to include id, name, and wallpaper properties, which matches the new structure of the contents prop. This ensures proper type checking.

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코드래빗 제안 중 일부 반영하여 수정 중입니다.

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수동 배포 안되나요? 자꾸 자동배포에 추가하는 거 귀찮을 것 같은데

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수동 배포 잘 돼요.
근데 코드 변경/추가 하면서 동작을 확인해야 하는데 잠깐 한 두번이면 괜찮단 말이죠.
반복되면 매번 수동으로 실행하는게 더 귀찮더라구요.
작업 시작 전에 추가하고 끝나고 제거하는게 차라리 나아요.

물론 제일 베스트는 로컬에서 페이지 확인할 수 있게 로컬호스트 열어주는 거고.

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src/hooks/useSearchedState.js (1)

4-15: LGTM! Consider simplifying and improving SSR compatibility.

The hook implementation looks correct and follows React conventions. However, there are a couple of suggestions for improvement:

  1. Since the hook doesn't use any React hooks internally, it could be simplified to a regular function:
const useSearchedState = () => {
  return (category, content) => {
    const searchState = initializeSearchState(category, content)
    router.navigate('/feed', {
      state: {
        from: window.location.pathname,
        data: searchState,
      },
    })
  }
}
  1. The use of window.location.pathname might cause issues in server-side rendering scenarios. Consider using a more SSR-friendly approach, such as leveraging the router object for getting the current path.

Would you like me to provide a code snippet for an SSR-friendly implementation?

src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx (1)

8-17: LGTM: Effective data fetching with useKyQuery, but consider error handling.

The implementation of useKyQuery for fetching wallpaper data based on selectedCountryId is well done. The configuration options for caching and data selection are appropriate, and the enabled option prevents unnecessary queries when no country is selected.

However, consider adding error handling and loading state management:

Consider updating the code to handle loading and error states:

- const { data: wallpaper } = useKyQuery(
+ const { data: wallpaper, isLoading, isError } = useKyQuery(
   `countries/${selectedCountryId}`,
   ['countryWallpaper', selectedCountryId],
   {
     staleTime: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24,
     gcTime: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24,
     select: (data) => data.data.wallpaper,
     enabled: !!selectedCountryId,
   }
 )

+ if (isLoading) return <LoadingComponent />
+ if (isError) return <ErrorComponent />

This will improve the user experience by showing appropriate UI states during loading and in case of errors.

src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.style.js (2)

3-4: Approve the addition of default wallpaper, but suggest using an internal resource.

The addition of a default wallpaper aligns well with the PR objectives. However, consider using an internal resource or S3 bucket for the default image instead of an external URL. This would provide better control and reliability.

Consider updating the defaultWallpaper to use an internal resource:

-const defaultWallpaper =
-  'https://image.fmkorea.com/files/attach/new3/20231020/3655109/5782408085/6302086124/a35751389c84e91bfa145bce6f81e5ba.jpg'
+const defaultWallpaper = '/path/to/internal/default-wallpaper.jpg'

Ensure that the path points to a valid internal resource or S3 bucket URL.


10-10: Approve the background property change, but suggest a more robust fallback.

The modification addresses the previous concern about undefined $url and aligns with the PR objectives. However, we can make the fallback mechanism more robust.

Consider using a nullish coalescing operator for a more precise fallback:

-    ${(props) => `url(${props.$url})` || defaultWallpaper};
+    ${(props) => `url(${props.$url ?? defaultWallpaper})`};

This ensures that defaultWallpaper is used only when props.$url is null or undefined, not for other falsy values like an empty string.

src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (1)

18-20: LGTM: Updated prop name and added click handler

The changes to the function signature and the addition of handleBannerClick align well with the PR objectives. The prop name change from urls to contents better reflects the nature of the data being passed.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of handleBannerClick for improved code readability:

// Initialize handler for managing search state on banner click
const handleBannerClick = useSearchedState()
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src/hooks/useSearchedState.js (3)

17-17: LGTM! Export statement is correct.

The default export of the useSearchedState hook follows common JavaScript module patterns and is appropriate for this custom hook.


1-17: Summary: New custom hook aligns with PR objectives

This new useSearchedState hook aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly in implementing features related to navigation and state management. It encapsulates the logic for initializing search state and navigating to the feed page, which is consistent with the described functionality for the MainBanner component.

The hook's implementation is generally correct, but consider the suggested improvements for simplification and SSR compatibility. These changes will enhance the robustness and maintainability of the code.

Remember to ensure that this hook is properly integrated with the MainBanner component as described in the PR objectives, specifically for saving the selected country's ID and name in the location state.


1-2: LGTM! Verify path alias configuration.

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src/pages/LogoutPage/LogoutPage.jsx (3)

10-10: LGTM: Appropriate use of mutateAsync

The change from mutate to mutateAsync is a good improvement. It allows for better control over the asynchronous logout process and enables proper error handling.


15-22: LGTM: Improved logout flow and error handling

The changes in the logout logic are excellent improvements:

  1. Server logout is now attempted before updating the local state.
  2. Error handling has been implemented, showing an alert on failure.
  3. The function doesn't proceed to navigation if logout fails.

These changes effectively address the issues raised in previous reviews, enhancing the reliability and user experience of the logout process.


23-23: Consider conditional navigation

The navigation to the home page is now executed regardless of the login status or logout success. While this might be intentional, it could lead to confusion if a logout fails.

Consider moving the navigation inside the if (isLogin) block and only after a successful logout:

 if (isLogin) {
   try {
     await mutateAsync()
     setLogout()
+    navigate('/')
   } catch (error) {
     alert('로그아웃에 실패했습니다. 다시 시도해주세요.')
   }
 }
-navigate('/')

This ensures that navigation only occurs after a successful logout for logged-in users. For users who aren't logged in, you might want to add an else block to handle their case separately.

src/pages/FeedPage/components/Thumbnail/Thumbnail.jsx (3)

2-3: LGTM: New imports added correctly.

The new imports for useFeedStore and useKyQuery are correctly added and follow the project's import style. These imports are necessary for the new functionality implemented in the component.


7-7: LGTM: Effective use of useFeedStore for state management.

The introduction of selectedCountryId using useFeedStore aligns well with the PR objectives. It correctly extracts the id from the selectedCountry state, which will be used for fetching the appropriate wallpaper.


Line range hint 1-33: Overall, good implementation with room for minor improvements.

The changes to the Thumbnail component align well with the PR objectives. The component now effectively fetches and displays wallpaper images based on the selected country. The use of useFeedStore and useKyQuery is appropriate and well-implemented.

To further improve the component:

  1. Consider adding error handling and loading state management for the query.
  2. Implement a fallback image for cases when no wallpaper is available.

These additions will enhance the robustness and user experience of the component.

src/utils/initializeSearchState.js (5)

1-2: LGTM: Clear function signature and well-defined categories

The function signature is clear, and the validCategories array is well-defined, including all expected categories. The use of const for validCategories is appropriate as it shouldn't be modified.


4-14: Excellent implementation of input validation

The input validation is thorough and well-implemented:

  1. It checks for a valid searchedCategory.
  2. It ensures searchedContent is a non-null object.
  3. It verifies that searchedContent has both id and name properties.

The error messages are clear and informative, and the use of early returns (throwing errors) for invalid inputs is a good practice. This implementation effectively addresses the concerns raised in the previous review comment about input validation.


16-24: Efficient implementation of data processing and result construction

The data processing and result construction are implemented efficiently:

  1. The data object is created correctly with id and name from searchedContent.
  2. The use of Object.fromEntries() and validCategories.map() to create the result object is both efficient and flexible, allowing for easy updates if categories change in the future.
  3. The addition of data to the correct category in result is done correctly.

This implementation effectively follows the suggestion from the previous review to use Object.fromEntries(), making the code more maintainable and adaptable to future changes.


27-27: LGTM: Appropriate use of default export

The function is correctly exported as the default export. This is appropriate for a single function in a file and allows for easy import and usage in other parts of the application.


1-27: Excellent implementation of initializeSearchState function

The initializeSearchState function is well-implemented, addressing all concerns raised in the previous review:

  1. Thorough input validation with clear error messages.
  2. Efficient data processing using Object.fromEntries() for flexible result construction.
  3. Proper use of default export for easy integration with other parts of the application.

The code is clean, efficient, and follows best practices. Great job on implementing the suggested improvements!

src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (4)

6-6: LGTM: New custom hook import

The addition of the useSearchedState hook import aligns with the PR objectives of separating the search state initialization logic. This change promotes better code organization and reusability.


37-42: LGTM: Updated StyledFlickity mapping and click handling

The changes to the StyledFlickity mapping are well-implemented:

  • Using contents instead of urls reflects the updated data structure.
  • Using content.id as the key is a good React practice for list rendering.
  • The onClick handler correctly implements the feature of saving the selected country's data when a banner is clicked.

These changes align well with the PR objectives and improve the component's functionality.


58-63: LGTM: Updated PropTypes

The PropTypes for contents have been correctly updated to reflect the new data structure:

  • The shape now includes id, name, and wallpaper properties.
  • All properties are marked as isRequired, ensuring that the component receives all necessary data.

These changes improve type checking and help prevent potential runtime errors due to missing or incorrect prop types.


49-51: ⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'contents[curIndex]' is defined before accessing

While the changes correctly reflect the updated data structure, there's a potential issue that was highlighted in a previous review and is still relevant:

Accessing contents[curIndex] without verifying that contents is not empty and curIndex is within bounds might lead to runtime errors if contents is an empty array.

Consider adding a conditional check to ensure safety:

{contents.length > 0 && (
  <span
    key={contents[curIndex].id}
    className="banner--word__country"
  >
    {`${contents[curIndex].name}`}
  </span>
)}

This change will prevent potential runtime errors and improve the component's robustness.

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src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (1)

19-30: LGTM: Improved component structure and navigation handling.

The changes to the component signature and the addition of handleBannerClick function improve the code structure and encapsulate the navigation logic well.

Consider destructuring the content parameter in handleBannerClick for clarity:

const handleBannerClick = ({ id, name }) => {
  const searchState = initializeSearchState('countries', { id, name })
  // ... rest of the function
}

This would make it explicit which properties of content are being used.

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src/pages/LogoutPage/LogoutPage.jsx (1)

10-10: Good use of mutateAsync for asynchronous logout

The change from mutate to mutateAsync is appropriate for the asynchronous logout process. This allows for proper use of await in the logout function, improving error handling and flow control.

src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (5)

4-4: LGTM: New imports enhance functionality and maintain code organization.

The addition of useNavigate and initializeSearchState imports are appropriate for the new navigation feature and demonstrate good code organization by utilizing a utility function.

Also applies to: 7-7


47-54: LGTM: Updated rendering logic aligns with new data structure and improves interactivity.

The changes to the rendering logic correctly reflect the new contents data structure. Using content.id as the key is a good practice for list rendering in React. The addition of the onClick handler improves the component's interactivity.


59-61: Ensure data safety when rendering banner text.

The changes correctly use the new contents data structure for rendering the banner text. However, as mentioned in a previous review comment, it's important to ensure that contents[curIndex] is defined before accessing its properties to prevent potential runtime errors.

Consider implementing the safety check suggested in the previous comment:

{contents.length > 0 && (
  <span
    key={contents[curIndex].id}
    className="banner--word__country"
  >
    {`${contents[curIndex].name}`}
  </span>
)}

68-73: LGTM: PropTypes accurately reflect the new data structure.

The updated PropTypes correctly match the new contents data structure used in the component. Marking all properties as required is a good practice to catch potential issues early in development.


Line range hint 1-138: Overall assessment: Well-implemented changes with minor suggestions for improvement.

The MainBanner component has been successfully updated to use the new contents data structure and implement navigation functionality. The changes align well with the PR objectives and generally follow good coding practices. Consider implementing the suggested safety check for rendering banner text and the minor improvement in the handleBannerClick function. Otherwise, the changes look good and ready for merging.

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src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx (2)

19-19: LGTM: Component signature and hook usage updated correctly.

The change from urls to contents as the prop name better reflects the nature of the data being passed. The useNavigate hook is correctly used.

Consider adding a comment explaining the structure of the contents prop for better maintainability.

Also applies to: 21-21


37-42: LGTM: Rendering logic updated to match new data structure and navigation behavior.

The changes to use contents instead of urls, and the properties id and wallpaper, are consistent with the new data structure. The onClick handler using navigateWithState is a good improvement.

Consider adding error handling in case content is undefined:

{contents.map((content) => content && (
  <StyledContainer
    key={content.id}
    $url={content.wallpaper}
    onClick={() => navigateWithState(navigate, 'countries', content)}
    className="carousel-cell"
  />
))}
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src/utils/navigateWithState.js (3)

1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows good practices.

The import statement correctly imports the initializeSearchState function from the utils directory using an alias path. This is a good practice for maintainability and readability.


13-13: LGTM: Export statement is correct.

The default export of the navigateWithState function is appropriate and follows common JavaScript module patterns. This allows for easy import and usage in other parts of the application.


1-13: Overall assessment: Well-implemented utility function with minor improvement suggestions.

The navigateWithState utility function is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. It effectively encapsulates the logic for navigating to the feed page with specific search state, which is crucial for the MainBanner and Thumbnail component functionality described in the PR summary.

Key points:

  1. The import and export statements are correct and follow good practices.
  2. The function implementation is sound, using the initializeSearchState utility and the navigate function as expected.
  3. The state object structure passed to navigate is consistent with the PR objectives.

Consider implementing the suggested error handling to improve the robustness of the function.

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The navigateWithState function is properly imported and used within src/pages/HomePage/MainBanner.jsx, aligning with the PR objectives. No issues were found regarding its integration.

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4-4: LGTM: New imports are appropriate for the updated functionality.

The addition of useNavigate from 'react-router-dom' and the custom navigateWithState function are consistent with the new navigation behavior implemented in the component.

Also applies to: 7-7


58-63: LGTM: PropTypes updated correctly to match new data structure.

The PropTypes for the contents prop have been properly updated to reflect the new data structure. The required properties (id, name, and wallpaper) are correctly specified.


Line range hint 1-124: Overall assessment: Good changes with minor improvements suggested

The changes to the MainBanner component are well-implemented and consistent with the new data structure and navigation behavior. The component now uses the contents prop instead of urls, and the rendering logic has been updated accordingly. The use of navigateWithState for handling navigation is a good improvement.

A few minor suggestions for improvement:

  1. Consider adding a comment explaining the structure of the contents prop.
  2. Add error handling in the mapping function for contents.
  3. Implement a safety check when accessing contents[curIndex] in the banner text rendering.

These changes will enhance the robustness and maintainability of the component.


49-51: ⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'contents[curIndex]' is defined before accessing

As mentioned in a previous review, accessing contents[curIndex] without verifying that contents is not empty and curIndex is within bounds might lead to runtime errors if contents is an empty array.

Consider adding a conditional check to ensure safety:

{contents.length > 0 && (
  <span
    key={contents[curIndex].id}
    className="banner--word__country"
  >
    {`${contents[curIndex].name}`}
  </span>
)}

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LGTM

@sayoonnn sayoonnn merged commit 4bd0fd2 into develop Oct 21, 2024
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