Region Visualization with Map Integration

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This pull request introduces a map integration feature that serves as a proof of concept for visualizing region data. The addition is aimed at enhancing the debugging process and providing a preliminary look at how region mapping could be incorporated into our application.

• Map Integration: A basic map view has been added to the application using the maplibre-gl library. This map is displayed when a region is selected and is intended for internal use and debugging.
• API Extension: A new API function fetchRegionGeometry has been implemented to fetch and display the geographical boundaries of selected regions on the map.
• UI Logic Refinement: The selection logic in BreadcrumbNavigation and ListOfRegions has been refined to trigger the display of the map, providing a visual cue for the selected region.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features:

• Added a new function fetchRegionGeometry to retrieve the geometry of a region, enhancing the data available for region-specific features.
• Introduced a RegionMap component that displays a map of the selected region, improving the visual representation of regional data.
• Updated BreadcrumbNavigation and ListOfRegions components to handle regions with subregions, providing a more detailed navigation experience.
• Consolidated selectedRegionId, selectedRegionName, and selectedRegionInfo into a single selectedRegion object for easier state management.

Refactor:

• Simplified handleItemClick and handleBreadcrumbClick functions to receive a region object instead of individual parameters, streamlining the codebase.

Style:

• Updated MainDisplay component to conditionally render the selected region's name and a RegionMap component, enhancing the user interface.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this diff primarily focus on enhancing the region selection and display functionality in a frontend application. The updates include the addition of a new API function to fetch region geometry, improvements to region selection and breadcrumb navigation, and the introduction of a new map component to visualize region geometry. The state management has been consolidated into a single object for better maintainability.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
frontend/src/api/index.js	Introduced a new exported function fetchRegionGeometry that fetches the geometry for a region. It takes two parameters: regionId and force. The function makes an API call to retrieve the geometry data and returns it if found, or null if no geometry is found.
frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js	Updated to use a single selectedRegion object from the useRegion hook. Added a hasSubregions property for each breadcrumb item. Updated the handleBreadcrumbClick function to check and set the hasSubregions property of the selected region.
frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js	Replaced selectedRegionId with selectedRegion object from the useRegion hook. Updated fetchRegions function to accept hasSubregions parameter. Updated handleItemClick function to receive the region object.
frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js	Replaced selectedRegionId and selectedRegionName with selectedRegion object. Added conditional rendering for RegionMap component if a region is selected.
frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js	Consolidated state management into a single selectedRegion object with properties id, name, info, and hasSubregions. Updated RegionContext.Provider value to use the new state object.
frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js	Added a new MapComponent that renders a map using the Maplibre GL library. The component fetches the geometry data for the selected region and initializes the map with the fetched data.

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• frontend/package.json

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

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• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js

Additional comments: 9

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2)

• 10-16: The fetchAndSetAncestors function is correctly checking if selectedRegionId is not null and not equal to 0 before fetching the ancestors. This prevents unnecessary API calls when the selected region is the world (id 0). The function also correctly checks if the returned ancestors is an array before processing it. This is a good practice to prevent runtime errors.

• 28-34: The handleBreadcrumbClick function is correctly setting the selected region id and name based on the clicked breadcrumb item. It also correctly truncates the breadcrumb items array up to the clicked index + 1. This ensures that the breadcrumb navigation accurately reflects the current selected region and its ancestors.

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (4)

• 10-10: The useRegion hook is used correctly to get and set the state variables.

• 13-27: The fetchRegions function is updated to conditionally fetch subregions based on the hasSubregions parameter. It's a good practice to only call setRegions if newRegions has a length greater than 0 to avoid unnecessary re-renders.

• 33-37: The handleItemClick function is updated to receive the entire region object instead of individual parameters. This is a good practice as it reduces the number of parameters and makes the function easier to use.

• 43-43: The onClick handler is correctly updated to pass the entire region object to handleItemClick.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (3)

• 1-4: Imports look good. You're importing necessary dependencies and hooks.

• 6-20: The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function is well implemented. It checks if the selectedRegionId is not null or zero before making the API call. It also handles the case where the API response is null.

• 34-64: The map is initialized correctly with the fetched polygon data. The map's source and layer are added correctly. The map's center is set to the first coordinate of the polygon, which might not always be the center of the polygon. Consider calculating the centroid of the polygon for a more accurate center.

67:
The console log here seems unnecessary as initializeMap doesn't return anything. Consider removing it.

-        initializeMap().then(r => console.log(r));
+        initializeMap();

77:
The component returns a div with a ref to the map container. The style is hardcoded. Consider passing it as a prop for more flexibility.

80:
The component is exported correctly.

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frontend/src/api/index.js (1)

• 44-56: The new function fetchRegionGeometry is correctly implemented. It fetches the geometry for a region and handles potential errors gracefully. However, the force parameter is not used in the function. If it's not needed, consider removing it to avoid confusion.

- export const fetchRegionGeometry = async (regionId, force) => {
+ export const fetchRegionGeometry = async (regionId) => {

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

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• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js

Additional comments: 10

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1)

• 29-31: The useEffect hook should also be called when selectedRegionHasSubregions changes. Update the dependency array to include selectedRegionHasSubregions.

-    }, [selectedRegionId]);
+    }, [selectedRegionId, selectedRegionHasSubregions]);

frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (2)

• 2-15: The previous comment about adding error handling to the fetchRegion call is still valid. Please add a try-catch block to handle potential errors during the API call.

• 21-27: The previous comment about adding a fallback UI when selectedRegionName is falsy is still valid. Please consider adding a message indicating that no region is selected.

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2)

• 10-16: The fetchAndSetAncestors function is correctly checking if selectedRegionId is not null and not equal to 0 before fetching ancestors. This prevents unnecessary API calls. The response is also correctly checked to be an array before processing.

• 28-34: The handleBreadcrumbClick function is correctly setting the selected region ID and name based on the clicked breadcrumb item. It also correctly truncates the breadcrumbItems array up to the clicked index + 1, ensuring that the breadcrumb navigation accurately reflects the current region selection.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (5)

• 1-4: Imports are correctly done and necessary dependencies are imported.

• 6-20: The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function is correctly implemented to fetch the geometry data for the selected region. It checks if selectedRegionId is not null and not 0 before making the API call.

• 34-64: The map is correctly initialized with the fetched geometry data. The map container, style, center, and zoom level are set up correctly. A source and layer are added to display the polygon on the map.

• 77-77: The component correctly returns a div with a ref to the map container.

• 80-80: The component is correctly exported.

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 18

frontend/src/api/index.js (1)

• 44-56: The previous comment about throwing the error after logging it is still valid. This would allow the calling function to handle the error and provide appropriate user feedback.

- console.error('Error fetching region geometry:', error);
- return null;
+ console.error('Error fetching region geometry:', error);
+ throw error;

frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1)

• 8-22: The changes consolidate the state management and simplify the component's code. However, ensure that all references to the old state variables selectedRegionId, selectedRegionName, and selectedRegionInfo throughout the codebase have been updated to use the new selectedRegion object.

- const [selectedRegionId, setSelectedRegionId] = useState(null);
- const [selectedRegionName, setSelectedRegionName] = useState('World');
- const [selectedRegionInfo, setSelectedRegionInfo] = useState({});
+ const [selectedRegion, setSelectedRegion] = useState({
+     id: null,
+     name: 'World',
+     info: {},
+     hasSubregions: false,
+ });

frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (2)

• 5-5: Ensure that the RegionMap component is correctly exported from its module.

• 7-8: Ensure that the useRegion hook correctly provides selectedRegion and setSelectedRegion.

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (5)

• 10-11: The selectedRegion object and setSelectedRegion function are being fetched from the useRegion hook. Ensure that the useRegion hook is updated to return these values.

• 13-27: The fetchRegions function now accepts an additional parameter hasSubregions. This function fetches subregions if regionId and hasSubregions are truthy, otherwise it fetches root regions. The fetched regions are then set to the regions state variable. This is a good approach to conditionally fetch regions based on the provided parameters.

• 29-31: The useEffect hook is used to fetch regions whenever the selectedRegion changes. This is a good practice to fetch data based on the state changes.

• 33-41: The handleItemClick function now receives the region object instead of regionId, regionName, and hasSubregions parameters. This function sets the selectedRegion with the clicked region's id, name, and hasSubregions, and the current selectedRegion's info. This is a good approach to handle item click events and update the selectedRegion.

• 48-52: The regions are being mapped to ListItem components. The handleItemClick function is called with the region object when a list item is clicked. This is a good approach to render a list of regions and handle item click events.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (5)

• 1-4: Imports look good. All necessary dependencies and modules are imported.

• 6-20: The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function is defined correctly. It fetches the geometry data for the selected region if the region id is not null or 0.

• 22-75: The useEffect hook is used correctly to initialize the map when the component mounts and clean up when it unmounts. The map is centered on the first coordinate of the polygon and a layer is added to display the polygon. The map is removed when the component unmounts.

• 77-77: The component returns a div with a ref to the map container. The style of the div is set to have a width of 100% and a height of 400px. This is good for ensuring that the map takes up the full width of its container and has a fixed height.

• 80-80: The MapComponent is exported correctly.

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (4)

• 2-6: Imports look good, no unused imports detected.

• 8-9: The useRegion hook is used correctly to get the selectedRegion and setSelectedRegion function.

• 11-26: The useEffect hook is used correctly to fetch and set the ancestors of the selected region when the selectedRegion changes.

• 49-55: The onClick event handler is updated to pass the hasSubregions parameter to the handleBreadcrumbClick function. This looks good.

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 13

frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1)

• 8-22: The changes to the RegionProvider component look good. The use of a single state variable selectedRegion to hold all related information is a good practice as it reduces the number of state variables and makes the code more maintainable. Ensure that all references to the old state variables selectedRegionId, selectedRegionName, and selectedRegionInfo throughout the codebase have been updated to use the new selectedRegion state variable.

frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (2)

• 2-25: The useEffect hook on lines 10-11 is still empty. If the intention is to fetch region data when selectedRegion changes, you should implement that logic inside the hook. If not, the empty useEffect hook should be removed to avoid confusion.

-    useEffect(() => {
-    }, [selectedRegion]);
+    useEffect(() => {
+        // Fetch region data or perform other side effects here
+    }, [selectedRegion]);

• 15-22: The conditional rendering based on selectedRegion.name is fine, but consider adding a loading state to handle cases where the region data is still being fetched.

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (5)

• 10-11: The selectedRegion object and setSelectedRegion function are being fetched from the useRegion hook. This is a good practice as it allows for a centralized state management.

• 13-27: The fetchRegions function has been updated to accept an additional parameter hasSubregions. This is a good practice as it allows for more granular control over the data fetching process.

• 29-31: The useEffect hook is being used to call the fetchRegions function whenever the selectedRegion changes. This is a good practice as it ensures that the regions are always up-to-date.

• 33-43: The handleItemClick function has been updated to accept a region object instead of individual parameters. This is a good practice as it simplifies the function signature and makes the code more readable.

• 49-52: The ListItem component is being rendered for each region in the regions array. This is a good practice as it allows for dynamic rendering of list items.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (4)

• 1-4: Imports look good and are correctly ordered.

• 6-20: The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function is well implemented. It checks if the selectedRegion has a valid id before making the API call. It also handles the case where the API response is null.

• 22-75: The useEffect hook is used correctly to initialize the map when the component is mounted and clean up when it is unmounted. The map is re-initialized whenever the selectedRegion changes.

• 34-64: The map is correctly initialized with the polygon data from the API response. The map is centered on the first coordinate of the polygon and a layer is added to display the polygon.

67:
The console.log statement seems to be for debugging purposes and should be removed.

- initializeMap().then(r => console.log(r));
+ initializeMap();

77:
The component correctly returns a div element with the map container ref.

80:
The component is correctly exported.

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (1)

• 49-55: The onClick event handler now correctly passes the hasSubregions property to the handleBreadcrumbClick function.

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 15

frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1)

• 8-22: The changes to the RegionProvider component look good. The use of a single state variable selectedRegion to manage the selected region's properties is a good practice as it simplifies state management and makes the code more readable.

frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1)

• 2-22: The changes look good. The selectedRegion object is a more scalable solution than having separate variables for each property of the selected region. The conditional rendering based on selectedRegion.name is fine. However, consider adding a loading state to handle cases where the region data is still being fetched. This will improve the user experience by providing feedback while the data is loading.

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (4)

• 2-6: Imports are correctly organized and necessary dependencies are imported.

• 8-9: The useRegion hook is correctly used to get and set the selectedRegion.

• 11-26: The useEffect hook is correctly used to fetch and set the ancestors of the selectedRegion when it changes. Error handling is also done correctly.

• 50-56: The onClick event handler correctly passes the id, index, and hasSubregions properties to the handleBreadcrumbClick function.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (4)

• 1-4: Imports look good. All necessary dependencies and hooks are imported.

• 6-20: The MapComponent function and fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function are defined correctly. The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function fetches the geometry data for the selected region.

• 22-75: The useEffect hook is used correctly to initialize the map when the component is mounted and clean up when the component is unmounted. The map is initialized with the fetched geometry data and a polygon layer is added to the map. The map is centered on the first coordinate of the polygon.

• 28-32: As discussed in the previous comments, consider handling the case where there is no geometry data more gracefully. Instead of just logging the error, you might want to display a message to the user or set a default view. This could be done by setting a default value for polygonData or by using a conditional rendering to display a message when polygonData is null.

77:
The component returns a div element that serves as the map container. The style of the div is set to have a width of 100% and a height of 400px. This is a good practice as it makes the map responsive to the size of the viewport.

80:
The MapComponent is exported correctly.

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (5)

• 10-11: The selectedRegion object and setSelectedRegion function are now being used instead of selectedRegionId and setSelectedRegionId. This is a good change as it simplifies the state management by using a single object to store all the properties of the selected region.

• 13-27: The fetchRegions function now accepts an additional parameter hasSubregions. This is a good change as it allows the function to conditionally fetch subregions based on the hasSubregions parameter. However, it's important to ensure that all calls to fetchRegions have been updated to pass this new parameter.

• 33-41: The handleItemClick function now receives the region object instead of regionId, regionName, and hasSubregions parameters. This is a good change as it simplifies the function signature and makes the code more readable.

• 29-31: The useEffect hook now depends on the selectedRegion object. This is a good change as it ensures that the fetchRegions function is called whenever any property of the selectedRegion object changes. However, it's important to note that this could potentially lead to unnecessary re-renders if the selectedRegion object is updated frequently.

• 49-51: The onClick handler now passes the region object to the handleItemClick function. This is a good change as it simplifies the code and makes it more readable.

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• frontend/src/api/index.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (2 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1 hunks)
• frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 16

frontend/src/components/RegionContext.js (1)

• 8-22: The changes to the RegionProvider component look good. Consolidating the state into a single object simplifies the state management and makes the code more maintainable. However, ensure that all parts of the code that were using the old state variables are updated to use the new selectedRegion object.

frontend/src/components/ListOfRegions.js (5)

• 10-11: The selectedRegion and setSelectedRegion are being used correctly. The state management seems to be handled well.

• 13-27: The fetchRegions function is correctly fetching the regions based on the regionId and hasSubregions parameters. It's good that you're checking if newRegions has a length greater than 0 before calling setRegions. This prevents unnecessary re-renders.

• 29-31: The useEffect hook is correctly set up to call fetchRegions whenever selectedRegion changes. This ensures that the regions are always up-to-date.

• 33-43: The handleItemClick function is correctly updating the selectedRegion state. It's good that you're passing the entire region object to this function instead of individual properties. This makes the code cleaner and easier to read.

• 45-52: The rendering of the list of regions is done correctly. The key prop is correctly set to region.id for each ListItem, which is important for performance reasons when React re-renders the list.

frontend/src/components/BreadcrumbNavigation.js (5)

• 2-6: The import statements are well organized and only necessary modules are imported.

• 8-9: The use of the useRegion hook to manage the selectedRegion state is a good practice.

• 11-26: The useEffect hook is used correctly to fetch and set ancestors when the selectedRegion changes. Error handling is also done correctly.

• 29-50: The handleBreadcrumbClick function is well implemented. It fetches the hasSubregions property for the clicked region and updates the selectedRegion state. It also handles errors correctly.

• 55-61: The onClick event handler is correctly set to the handleBreadcrumbClick function.

frontend/src/components/MainDisplay.js (1)

• 2-22: The changes look good. The use of a single state variable selectedRegion simplifies the code and makes it easier to manage the state. The conditional rendering based on selectedRegion.name is fine, but consider adding a loading state to handle cases where the region data is still being fetched. This will improve the user experience by providing feedback while the data is loading.

frontend/src/components/RegionMap.js (4)

• 1-4: Imports look good. All necessary dependencies and modules are imported.

• 6-20: The MapComponent function and fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function are defined correctly. The fetchSelectedRegionGeometry function fetches the geometry data for the selected region.

• 22-75: The useEffect hook is used correctly to initialize the map when the component mounts and clean up when it unmounts. The map is initialized with the geometry data of the selected region. The map is removed when the component unmounts to prevent memory leaks.

• 34-64: The map is initialized correctly with the Maplibre GL library. The map's container, style, center, and zoom level are set correctly. A source and layer are added to the map to display the polygon. The polygon's fill color and opacity are set correctly.

77:
The component returns a div with a ref to the map container. The div's width and height are set correctly.

80:
The MapComponent is exported correctly.