Asthma: Caregiver mode updates. #317
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a version update to the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caregiver
participant Component
participant DataService
Caregiver->>Component: Request Action Plan
Component->>DataService: Load Data based on previewState
DataService-->>Component: Return Data
Component->>Caregiver: Display Action Plan
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src/components/asthma/helpers/index.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM! Consider naming specific exports for clarity.The export of all language-related entities aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly the enhancement of the
languagefunction to support optional arguments for string substitution. This will facilitate the dynamic localization needed for caregiver mode features.For improved clarity and easier maintenance, consider explicitly naming the most commonly used exports instead of using a wildcard export. This can help other developers quickly identify the available language-related functions without needing to check the './language' file. For example:
export { language, someOtherCommonFunction } from './language'; export * as languageUtils from './language';This approach provides direct access to commonly used functions while still allowing access to all exports through the
languageUtilsnamespace.src/components/asthma/helpers/language.ts (1)
4-12: LGTM: Function implements caregiver-specific language handling correctly.The
caregiverVariableLanguagefunction effectively implements the caregiver mode updates as per the PR objectives. It correctly checks the participant mode, retrieves the care recipient's name, and constructs a caregiver-specific language key when appropriate.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider handling the case where
getCareRecipientName()might return an empty string. You could modify the condition to check for a non-empty string:- if (careRecipientName) { + if (careRecipientName && careRecipientName.trim() !== '') {This ensures that the caregiver-specific language is only used when there's a meaningful care recipient name.
src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaProviderReportView/AsthmaProviderReportView.stories.tsx (1)
10-11: LGTM: Enhanced flexibility with dynamic prop passing.The render function now accepts
argsof typeAsthmaProviderReportViewProps, allowing for more dynamic and flexible story configurations. This is a good improvement.Consider making the
logEntrySurveyNameprop configurable as well, instead of hardcoding it. This would provide even more flexibility for different story variations. For example:const render = (args: AsthmaProviderReportViewProps) => { return <AsthmaProviderReportView {...args} />; };Then, you could include
logEntrySurveyNamein theargsobject in the Default export.src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaDayView/AsthmaDayView.stories.tsx (1)
25-28: LGTM: previewState options align with PR objectivesThe addition of the
previewStateproperty inargTypeswith options for 'loading', 'default', and 'as caregiver' aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly the caregiver mode updates.Consider renaming the 'as caregiver' option to 'caregiver' for consistency with the other options:
previewState: { name: 'state', control: 'radio', - options: ['loading', 'default', 'as caregiver'] + options: ['loading', 'default', 'caregiver'] }src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaActionPlanManager/AsthmaActionPlanManager.previewData.ts (1)
18-18: Consider using a more generic URL for the sample action plan image.The current URL
'https://asthma.careevolutionapps.dev/images/sample_aap.png'seems to be pointing to a specific development environment. It might be better to use a more generic placeholder URL or a relative path to a local asset.Consider changing the URL to a more generic placeholder or a relative path, for example:
- url: 'https://asthma.careevolutionapps.dev/images/sample_aap.png' + url: '/assets/images/sample_aap.png'src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaControlStatusHeader/AsthmaControlStatusHeader.stories.tsx (1)
21-22: LGTM with suggestion: New methods added to participant objectThe new methods
getParticipantModeandgetCareRecipientNamehave been correctly implemented to support the caregiver mode. However, the hardcoded name 'Leroy' ingetCareRecipientNamemight not be suitable for all use cases.Consider making the care recipient's name configurable, either through story args or a constant:
getCareRecipientName: () => args.participantMode === 'Caregiver' ? args.careRecipientName || 'Leroy' : undefinedThis would allow for more flexible testing scenarios in the Storybook.
src/helpers/language.ts (2)
13-16: LGTM! Consider adding type safety for args.The
formatfunction is well-implemented and handles edge cases correctly. It provides a flexible way to replace placeholders in strings, which aligns with the PR objectives for enhancing localization support.Consider using a more specific type for the
argsparameter to improve type safety:function format(resolvedString: string, args?: Record<string, string>): string { // ... (rest of the function remains the same) }This change ensures that
argsis always an object with string keys and string values, which matches the function's usage.
30-30: LGTM! Consider a small optimization for performance.The changes to the
languagefunction body correctly implement the new string formatting capability. This enhancement aligns well with the PR objectives and provides a consistent way to handle dynamic string interpolation across all supported languages.Consider a small optimization to avoid unnecessary
formatfunction calls:if (resolvedString != null) return args ? format(resolvedString, args) : resolvedString; return args ? format(englishStrings[key], args) : englishStrings[key];This change would skip the
formatfunction call when noargsare provided, potentially improving performance for cases where no string interpolation is needed.Also applies to: 32-32
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaControlStatusHeader/AsthmaControlStatusHeader.tsx (1)
111-111: LGTM: Caregiver mode support added for 'no data' scenario.The change from
languagetocaregiverVariableLanguagealigns with the PR objectives to support caregiver mode. This allows for participant-specific language output, potentially including the care recipient's name.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of
caregiverVariableLanguagefor future maintainability. For example:// Use caregiverVariableLanguage to support dynamic text in caregiver mode <p>{caregiverVariableLanguage(props.participant, 'asthma-control-status-header-no-data')}</p>src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaProviderReport/AsthmaProviderReport.previewData.ts (1)
41-69: Avoid unnecessary type assertions in survey answersThe objects being returned already conform to the
SurveyAnswertype. Using type assertions likeas SurveyAnsweris redundant here and can be omitted for cleaner code.Apply this diff to remove unnecessary type assertions:
{ stepIdentifier: 'MISSED_DOSES_REASONS', answers: ['Unable to afford the medications', 'Medications not working'] - } as SurveyAnswer, + },Repeat this change for all survey answer objects within the array.
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaActionPlanManager/AsthmaActionPlanManager.tsx (1)
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23-54: Potential issue withloadActionPlanin event listenersThe
loadActionPlanfunction now requires adataServiceparameter. When it's registered as an event listener withMyDataHelps.on('surveyDidFinish', loadActionPlan);, it will be called without any arguments, which may lead to runtime errors.Consider wrapping
loadActionPlanin an anonymous function to pass the requireddataServiceparameter when registering the event listener.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
useEffect(() => { setLoading(true); const dataService = props.previewState ? previewData.createDataService(props.previewState) : asthmaDataService; dataService.loadDeviceInfo().then(deviceInfo => { setDeviceInfo(deviceInfo); }); loadActionPlan(dataService); - MyDataHelps.on('surveyDidFinish', loadActionPlan); + const handleSurveyFinish = () => loadActionPlan(dataService); + MyDataHelps.on('surveyDidFinish', handleSurveyFinish); return () => { - MyDataHelps.off('surveyDidFinish', loadActionPlan); + MyDataHelps.off('surveyDidFinish', handleSurveyFinish); } }, [props.previewState]);
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src/components/asthma/helpers/index.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM! Exports align with PR objectives.The addition of
AsthmaDataServiceandAsthmaDailyDataTypeexports aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for caregiver mode and updating asthma-related components. These exports will likely be used in the modified components mentioned in the PR summary, such asAsthmaControlStatusHeader,AsthmaActionPlanManager, andAsthmaProviderReport.
1-3: Overall, the changes look good and support the PR objectives.The modifications to this file provide the necessary exports to support the implementation of caregiver mode features across various asthma-related components. The addition of
AsthmaDataServiceand the export of language utilities will facilitate the updates mentioned in the PR summary, such as incorporating care recipient names and enhancing localization capabilities.To further improve the code:
- Consider explicitly naming commonly used language functions in the export statement for better clarity.
- Ensure that the newly exported
AsthmaDataServiceis properly documented in its source file to aid developers who will be using this service in the updated components.src/components/asthma/helpers/language.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.The imports are correctly bringing in the necessary dependencies for the function. The use of relative paths indicates good project organization.
1-12: Overall assessment: Well-implemented caregiver language handling.This file successfully implements the caregiver-specific language functionality as outlined in the PR objectives. The
caregiverVariableLanguagefunction provides a clean and effective way to handle language variations for caregivers.Key points:
- Correct implementation of caregiver mode checking.
- Proper use of care recipient's name in language key construction.
- Fallback to standard language key when not in caregiver mode.
The code is concise, well-structured, and aligns perfectly with the PR's goals of enhancing functionality for caregiver mode.
src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaProviderReportView/AsthmaProviderReportView.tsx (1)
6-6: Approve change with verification requestsThe update to the
previewStateprop type aligns with the PR objectives for enhancing asthma-related components. This change streamlines the type definition and potentially standardizes how loading states are managed.To ensure this change doesn't introduce breaking changes:
- Please verify that all existing usages of this component have been updated to no longer pass 'loading' as a string.
- Update any relevant documentation to reflect this change in the prop type.
- Check if similar changes are needed in related asthma components for consistency.
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AsthmaProviderReportPreviewStatetype instead of the 'loading' string.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaProviderReport/AsthmaProviderReport.stories.tsx (1)
25-25: LGTM! Addition of 'as caregiver' option enhances preview capabilities.The change to include 'as caregiver' in the
optionsarray for thepreviewStatecontrol is a good addition. It aligns well with the PR objectives of implementing caregiver mode features and allows for easy testing of this mode in Storybook.To ensure the component handles the new state correctly, please verify:
- The AsthmaProviderReport component correctly interprets the 'as caregiver' state.
- The component's behavior changes appropriately when this state is selected in Storybook.
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If these searches don't yield results, it might indicate that the component isn't yet fully implemented to handle the caregiver mode, and further updates may be needed.
src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaProviderReportView/AsthmaProviderReportView.stories.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Improved type safety with prop types import.The addition of
AsthmaProviderReportViewPropsto the import statement enhances type safety and provides better documentation for the component's expected props.
15-24: LGTM: Enhanced Storybook controls align with PR objectives.The addition of
argsandargTypesto the Default export significantly improves the interactivity of the Storybook story. ThepreviewStatecontrol with options 'loading', 'default', and 'as caregiver' aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly the focus on caregiver mode updates.To ensure consistency with other asthma-related components mentioned in the PR objectives, let's verify if similar Storybook updates have been made:
This will help confirm that the Storybook updates are consistent across the components mentioned in the PR objectives.
src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaDayView/AsthmaDayView.stories.tsx (3)
7-7: LGTM: Improved formattingThe added space after the colon in the
parametersobject improves readability and aligns with common style guides.
11-11: Verify previewState prop handlingThe
previewStateprop has been removed from the AsthmaDayView component instantiation in the render function. This change looks good, assuming thatpreviewStateis now being passed through theargsspread operator.Please confirm that the
previewStateprop is correctly passed to the AsthmaDayView component through theargsobject. You can verify this by checking the AsthmaDayView component's implementation.
16-17: LGTM: New properties align with PR objectivesThe addition of
colorSchemeandpreviewStateproperties in theargsobject is good. ThepreviewStateproperty, in particular, aligns with the PR objectives of updating components for caregiver mode functionality.src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaActionPlanView/AsthmaActionPlanView.tsx (4)
4-4: LGTM: New import statement is correctly added.The import of
AsthmaActionPlanManagerPreviewStateis necessary for the updated interface property and aligns with the changes described in the PR objectives.
15-15: LGTM: Minor formatting improvement.The added space after
truein theshowCloseButtonprop improves code readability.
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1-22: Overall assessment: Changes look good and align with PR objectives.The modifications to
AsthmaActionPlanView.tsxenhance the component's flexibility and type safety, particularly in support of the caregiver mode functionality. The new import and updated interface property provide a more structured approach to managing preview states. These changes are consistent with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary.
8-8: LGTM: Interface property updated to use a more specific type.The
previewStateproperty now usesAsthmaActionPlanManagerPreviewState, which enhances type safety and flexibility. This change aligns with the PR objectives.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify all usages of
AsthmaActionPlanViewPropsin the codebase. Run the following script to check for potential impacts:✅ Verification successful
LGTM: Verified that the
previewStateproperty update is consistent and type-safe across the codebase.No issues found with the usage of
AsthmaActionPlanViewPropsandAsthmaActionPlanManagerPreviewState.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaActionPlanView/AsthmaActionPlanView.stories.tsx (3)
7-7: LGTM: Improved formattingThe added space after the colon in the
layoutproperty improves readability and aligns with common style guides.
11-11: LGTM: Improved JSX formattingThe added space before the closing tag of
AsthmaActionPlanViewimproves readability and aligns with common JSX formatting practices.
26-28: LGTM: Enhanced preview states and improved namingThe changes to the
previewStateproperty are well-aligned with the PR objectives:
- The property name change from "State" to "state" improves consistency with JavaScript/TypeScript naming conventions.
- The addition of caregiver mode options ("loading (caregiver mode)", "loaded without action plan (caregiver mode)", "loaded with action plan (caregiver mode)") supports the new caregiver mode functionality mentioned in the PR objectives.
These changes provide more comprehensive preview states for testing and development, which should help ensure the new caregiver mode features are properly implemented and tested in the Storybook environment.
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaActionPlanManager/AsthmaActionPlanManager.stories.tsx (3)
8-8: Minor formatting improvementThe added space after the colon in the
parametersobject improves code readability and maintains consistency with the coding style.
35-35: Comprehensive update to previewState optionsThe
previewStateoptions have been expanded to include caregiver mode scenarios, which aligns well with the PR objectives. This change ensures that the Storybook story can now showcase all relevant states for both regular and caregiver modes, including:
- Loading states
- States with and without action plans
- Caregiver mode variations
This update will be valuable for testing and visualizing the component's behavior across different scenarios.
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1-38: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectivesThe modifications to this file, while minimal, effectively support the PR's goal of enhancing functionality for caregiver mode. The expanded
previewStateoptions in the Storybook story will facilitate comprehensive testing and visualization of the AsthmaActionPlanManager component in various scenarios, including caregiver mode. These changes contribute to improved component testability and development workflow.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaActionPlanManager/AsthmaActionPlanManager.previewData.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and correctly structured.The imports are well-organized, importing necessary types and functions from both internal and external modules. All imports appear to be used within the file.
6-6: LGTM: Comprehensive type definition for AsthmaActionPlanManagerPreviewState.The type definition is well-structured, covering all possible states including caregiver mode variants. This aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for caregiver mode.
8-22: LGTM: Well-implemented preview data service.The
createDataServicemethod is well-structured and correctly implements theAsthmaDataServiceinterface. It effectively uses thepreviewStateparameter to determine the behavior of the returned service, which aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly in handling caregiver mode.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaControlStatusHeader/AsthmaControlStatusHeader.stories.tsx (5)
4-4: LGTM: New import added for AsthmaParticipantModeThe import of
AsthmaParticipantModeis correctly added and necessary for the newparticipantModeproperty. This change aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for a "caregiver" mode.
14-14: LGTM: participantMode property added to interfaceThe
participantModeproperty of typeAsthmaParticipantModehas been correctly added to theAsthmaControlStatusHeaderStoryArgsinterface. This addition enables the story to handle different participant modes, which is in line with the PR objectives.
34-34: LGTM: Default participantMode added to argsThe
participantModeproperty has been correctly added to theargsobject with a default value of 'Self'. This addition allows for easy toggling between 'Self' and 'Caregiver' modes in the Storybook, which aligns with the PR objectives.
51-54: LGTM: Control added for participantModeA new control for
participantModehas been correctly added to theargTypesobject. The control is set up as a radio button with options 'Self' and 'Caregiver', which allows for easy switching between participant modes in the Storybook interface. This enhancement improves the testability and demonstration of the caregiver mode functionality.
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1-58: Overall assessment: Changes effectively support caregiver modeThe modifications to
AsthmaControlStatusHeader.stories.tsxsuccessfully implement the caregiver mode functionality as outlined in the PR objectives. The newparticipantModeproperty and associated controls enhance the component's configurability and testability in Storybook. The changes are well-structured and consistent with the existing code style.A minor suggestion was made to improve the flexibility of the care recipient's name in the
getCareRecipientNamemethod. Consider implementing this suggestion to further enhance the component's versatility in different testing scenarios.All other changes look good and are approved.
src/helpers/language.ts (2)
18-18: LGTM! Function signature update enhances localization support.The addition of the optional
argsparameter to thelanguagefunction signature is a good improvement. It allows for dynamic string interpolation, which aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing localization support and enabling more flexible use of localized strings.
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1-53: Overall, excellent implementation of enhanced localization support.The changes to the
language.tsfile successfully implement the new string formatting capabilities, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives. The newformatfunction and the updates to thelanguagefunction provide a flexible and consistent way to handle dynamic string interpolation across all supported languages.Key points:
- The new
formatfunction is well-implemented and handles edge cases correctly.- The
languagefunction signature update allows for optional arguments, enhancing flexibility.- The changes maintain backwards compatibility while adding new functionality.
The code is clean, well-structured, and follows good practices. No security issues or major concerns were identified. The suggested minor improvements (type safety and optimization) are optional and do not detract from the overall quality of the implementation.
package.json (1)
3-3: Reminder: Revert version number before mergingThe version number has been updated to include a pre-release identifier for the Asthma Caregiver Mode feature. While this is useful for development and testing, please remember to revert this change before merging, as mentioned in the PR objectives.
If pre-release versions are necessary for your workflow, consider using a more generic identifier (e.g., "2.39.1-beta.0") instead of feature-specific ones. This approach aligns better with semantic versioning practices and simplifies version management.
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The pre-release version
2.39.1-AsthmaCaregiverMode.0is correctly updated inpackage.jsonand appropriately reflected inpackage-lock.json. No other occurrences of this version identifier were found in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/asthma/model/types.ts (4)
3-3: LGTM: New typeAsthmaParticipantModeadded.The new
AsthmaParticipantModetype accurately represents the participant modes mentioned in the PR objectives. It's well-named, follows TypeScript conventions, and is correctly exported for use in other modules.
50-52: LGTM: New methodgetParticipantMode()added.The
getParticipantMode()method is a well-implemented addition that aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly uses the newAsthmaParticipantModetype and provides a sensible default value. The implementation is consistent with other methods in the class.
54-56: LGTM: New methodgetCareRecipientName()added.The
getCareRecipientName()method is a valuable addition that supports the PR's goal of incorporating care recipient names in various components. The implementation is consistent with other methods in the class and appropriately handles the case where the name might not be set.
50-56: Verify usage of new methods in other components.The new methods
getParticipantMode()andgetCareRecipientName()have been implemented correctly. To ensure they're being used as intended across the application:Run the following script to check their usage:
This will help ensure that the new functionality is being properly utilized in the components mentioned in the PR objectives, such as
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getParticipantMode()andgetCareRecipientName()are correctly implemented and utilized across the relevant components as intended:
getParticipantMode()
AsthmaProviderReport.tsxAsthmaDayView.tsx
getCareRecipientName()
AsthmaProviderReport.tsxlanguage.tstypes.tsNo issues were found regarding the usage of these methods.
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src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaControlStatusHeader/AsthmaControlStatusHeader.tsx (5)
3-5: LGTM: Import changes align with caregiver mode support.The addition of
caregiverVariableLanguageto the imports is consistent with the PR objectives to enhance functionality for caregiver mode. This change allows for more dynamic localization, which is a key aspect of the updates described in the PR summary.
128-128: LGTM: Caregiver mode support added for 'not-determined' status.The change from
languagetocaregiverVariableLanguagefor the 'not-determined' status is consistent with the previous changes and aligns with the PR objectives to support caregiver mode.
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1-150: Overall LGTM with minor clarifications needed.The changes in this file consistently implement
caregiverVariableLanguagefor the main status messages, aligning well with the PR objectives to support caregiver mode. The overall structure and logic of the component remain unchanged, focusing on text rendering aspects as expected.However, there are a few points that need clarification:
- The use of
languagefunction for some parts of the messages (e.g., 'controlled-p2', 'not-controlled-p2') while usingcaregiverVariableLanguagefor others.- The continued use of
languagefunction for stat labels in the 'not-controlled' status.Please provide clarification on these points to ensure consistency across the component. If these are intentional decisions, consider adding comments to explain the reasoning for future maintainability.
133-133: LGTM: Caregiver mode support added for 'controlled' status. Clarification needed.The change to use
caregiverVariableLanguagefor the first part of the 'controlled' status message aligns with the PR objectives and is consistent with previous changes.Could you clarify why the second part of the message (
language('asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p2')) still uses thelanguagefunction instead ofcaregiverVariableLanguage? Is this intentional, or should it also be updated for consistency?✅ Verification successful
Verified: Usage of
caregiverVariableLanguageandlanguagefunctions is intentional and correct.The
caregiverVariableLanguagefunction is appropriately used for the first part of the 'controlled' status message to handle participant-specific language. The second part continues to use the standardlanguagefunction as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
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139-145: LGTM: Caregiver mode support added for 'not-controlled' status. Clarifications needed.The change to use
caregiverVariableLanguagefor the first part of the 'not-controlled' status message aligns with the PR objectives and is consistent with previous changes.
Could you clarify why the second part of the message (
language('asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p2')) still uses thelanguagefunction instead ofcaregiverVariableLanguage? Is this intentional, or should it also be updated for consistency?The stat labels (symptom days, rescue inhaler, limited activity, awakenings) still use the
languagefunction. Should these also be updated to usecaregiverVariableLanguageif they need to be participant-specific in caregiver mode?src/helpers/strings-en.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM! Good use of placeholder for personalization.The new string for caregiver mode correctly uses a {name} placeholder to personalize the message for the care recipient. This addition aligns well with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
252-252: LGTM! Consistent use of placeholder for caregiver mode.The new string for caregiver mode maintains consistency with the previous addition, using the {name} placeholder for personalization. This change aligns with the PR objectives and follows good localization practices.
254-254: LGTM! Appropriate adaptation for caregiver context.The new string for caregiver mode correctly adapts the message to refer to the care recipient's asthma status. The change from "your entries" to "the entries" is appropriate for the caregiver context, and the use of the {name} placeholder is consistent with previous additions.
257-257: LGTM! Consistent adaptation for caregiver mode.The new string for caregiver mode maintains consistency with the previous additions, adapting the message to refer to the care recipient's asthma status. The use of "the entries" and the {name} placeholder is appropriate and consistent with the caregiver context.
265-265: LGTM! Consistent adaptation for asthma action plan in caregiver mode.The new string for the asthma action plan manager in caregiver mode correctly adapts the message to refer to the care recipient's asthma action plan. The use of the {name} placeholder is consistent with other caregiver mode strings and aligns with the PR objectives.
250-265: Overall, excellent implementation of caregiver mode string additions.The new string additions for caregiver mode are well-implemented and consistent. They successfully adapt existing asthma-related messages for caregiver contexts, using {name} placeholders for personalization. These changes align perfectly with the PR objectives for enhancing caregiver mode functionality.
Some key points:
- Consistent use of {name} placeholders for personalization.
- Appropriate adaptation of messages to refer to the care recipient.
- Maintenance of existing message structure while adjusting for caregiver context.
Great job on these localization updates!
src/helpers/strings-nl.ts (2)
250-257: LGTM! Good use of placeholders for personalization.The new string entries for caregiver-related messages are well-implemented. They align with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for a "caregiver" mode. The use of the
{name}placeholder allows for dynamic personalization of messages, which is a good practice for localization.The translations appear consistent with the existing Dutch content, covering various scenarios such as no data, undetermined status, controlled status, and uncontrolled status for asthma management.
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1-576: Well-structured localization file with appropriate additions.The
strings-nl.tsfile is well-organized and serves its purpose effectively as a centralized location for Dutch translations. The new caregiver-related entries have been appropriately placed within the existing structure, maintaining consistency with the rest of the file.The use of descriptive keys throughout the file makes it easy to understand the context of each string, which is crucial for maintaining and updating translations. The additions for caregiver scenarios in asthma management enhance the application's support for different user roles, aligning well with the PR objectives.
src/helpers/strings-pl.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string for the caregiver mode when no data is available has been added correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder for the care recipient's name, which aligns with the PR objectives.
252-252: LGTM: Consistent caregiver-specific string addedThe new string for the caregiver mode when asthma control status is not determined has been added correctly. It maintains consistency with the previous addition by including the {name} placeholder.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver-specific controlled status string addedThe new string for the caregiver mode when asthma is controlled has been added correctly, maintaining consistency with previous additions by including the {name} placeholder.
Note: The key includes "p1", suggesting it might be part of a multi-part message. Ensure that if there's a corresponding "p2" part, it's also updated or added as needed.
257-257: LGTM: Caregiver-specific not controlled status string addedThe new string for the caregiver mode when asthma is not controlled has been added correctly, maintaining consistency with previous additions by including the {name} placeholder.
Note: As with the previous "controlled" status string, this key includes "p1", suggesting it might be part of a multi-part message. Ensure that if there's a corresponding "p2" part, it's also updated or added as needed.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver-specific action plan instructions addedThe new string for the caregiver mode instructions in the Asthma Action Plan Manager has been added correctly. It maintains consistency with previous additions by including the {name} placeholder and aligns with the PR objective of updating this component for caregiver mode.
250-265: Overall changes look good and align with PR objectivesThe additions to the Polish language strings file for caregiver mode are consistent and well-implemented. All new strings use the {name} placeholder correctly, allowing for the insertion of the care recipient's name. The translations appear to be appropriate and maintain the style of existing entries. These changes successfully address the PR objective of enhancing asthma-related components for caregiver mode.
src/helpers/strings-pt.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-no-data-caregiver" is well-formatted and consistent with the existing pattern. The use of the {name} placeholder aligns with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
252-252: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-determined-caregiver" is well-formatted and consistent with the existing pattern. The use of the {name} placeholder aligns with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p1-caregiver" is well-formatted and consistent with the existing pattern. The use of the {name} placeholder aligns with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
257-257: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver" is well-formatted and consistent with the existing pattern. The use of the {name} placeholder aligns with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-action-plan-manager-instructions-caregiver" is well-formatted and consistent with the existing pattern. The use of the {name} placeholder aligns with the PR objectives for caregiver mode updates.
250-265: Summary: Caregiver mode string additions are well-implementedThe new string additions for caregiver mode are consistently implemented and align well with the PR objectives. Each new string:
- Follows the existing naming convention
- Incorporates the {name} placeholder for personalization
- Provides appropriate caregiver-specific messaging
These changes effectively support the enhancement of asthma-related components for caregiver mode as described in the PR summary.
src/helpers/strings-it.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM: New caregiver-specific string added for asthma control status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-no-data-caregiver" is correctly implemented. It includes a placeholder {name} for dynamic content, which is consistent with the caregiver mode requirements mentioned in the PR objectives.
252-252: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added for undetermined asthma control status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-determined-caregiver" is properly implemented. It maintains consistency with the non-caregiver version and includes the {name} placeholder as expected.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added for controlled asthma status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p1-caregiver" is correctly implemented. It adapts the existing string for caregiver mode and includes the {name} placeholder.
257-257: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added for uncontrolled asthma status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver" is properly implemented. It adapts the existing string for caregiver mode and includes the {name} placeholder.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string added for asthma action plan instructions.The new string "asthma-action-plan-manager-instructions-caregiver" is correctly implemented. It adapts the existing instructions for caregiver mode and includes the {name} placeholder.
250-265: Verify completeness of caregiver-specific stringsThe added caregiver-specific strings are well-implemented and consistent. However, it's worth verifying if all necessary strings have been adapted for caregiver mode.
Please run the following script to check for other potential strings that might need caregiver-specific versions:
This will help ensure that all relevant strings have been properly adapted for caregiver mode.
src/helpers/strings-es.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM: New caregiver string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-no-data-caregiver" has been added correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder for dynamic content, which is consistent with the caregiver mode functionality described in the PR objectives.
252-252: LGTM: Caregiver string for undetermined asthma control status added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-determined-caregiver" has been implemented correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder and accurately conveys the message for cases where more data is needed to determine asthma control status in caregiver mode.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver string for controlled asthma status (part 1) added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p1-caregiver" has been implemented correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder and is designed as part 1 of a multi-part message, which is a good practice for maintaining flexibility in different contexts.
257-257: LGTM: Caregiver string for not controlled asthma status (part 1) added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver" has been implemented correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder and maintains consistency with the structure of the controlled status string, being part 1 of a multi-part message.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver instructions for asthma action plan manager added correctlyThe new string "asthma-action-plan-manager-instructions-caregiver" has been implemented correctly. It includes the {name} placeholder and provides clear instructions for caregivers managing the asthma action plan of the person they're caring for.
250-265: Summary: Caregiver mode strings for asthma management added successfullyThe new string entries for caregiver mode in asthma management have been implemented correctly and consistently. They all include the {name} placeholder for dynamic content, which aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for caregiver mode. The translations are accurate and appropriate for Spanish language users. The use of multi-part messages for some strings (controlled and not controlled status) provides flexibility for different contexts.
These changes successfully address the requirement to utilize the care recipient's name in relevant contexts when in caregiver mode, as mentioned in the PR objectives.
src/helpers/strings-de.ts (6)
250-250: LGTM: New caregiver-specific string added correctlyThe new string "asthma-control-status-header-no-data-caregiver" is correctly added and follows the existing naming convention. The use of the {name} placeholder is appropriate for dynamic content.
252-252: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for not determined status addedThe string "asthma-control-status-header-not-determined-caregiver" is correctly added and consistent with the naming convention. The {name} placeholder is used appropriately.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for controlled asthma status addedThe string "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p1-caregiver" is correctly added and follows the naming pattern. The {name} placeholder is used correctly for personalization.
257-257: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for not controlled asthma status addedThe string "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver" is correctly added and consistent with the naming convention. The {name} placeholder is used appropriately.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for asthma action plan instructions addedThe string "asthma-action-plan-manager-instructions-caregiver" is correctly added and follows the existing naming pattern. The {name} placeholder is used appropriately for personalization.
250-265: Summary: Caregiver-specific translations successfully implementedThe changes in this file successfully implement caregiver-specific translations for various asthma management scenarios. These additions align well with the PR objectives of enhancing functionality for a "caregiver" mode. The new strings:
- Follow consistent naming conventions
- Correctly use placeholders for dynamic content (e.g., {name})
- Provide appropriate German translations for caregiver-specific scenarios
These changes will improve the user experience for caregivers managing asthma for others by providing tailored messages in the German language.
src/helpers/strings-fr.ts (5)
250-250: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string addition looks good.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-no-data-caregiver" is well-formatted and correctly uses the {name} placeholder for personalization in caregiver mode. This addition aligns with the PR objectives.
252-252: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for undetermined asthma control status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-not-determined-caregiver" is well-formatted and correctly uses the {name} placeholder. This addition is consistent with the caregiver mode updates outlined in the PR objectives.
254-254: LGTM: Caregiver-specific string for controlled asthma status.The new string "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p1-caregiver" is well-formatted and correctly uses the {name} placeholder. The slight wording difference ("D'après les entrées" instead of "Selon vos entrées") is appropriate for the caregiver context.
265-265: LGTM: Caregiver-specific instructions for asthma action plan.The new string "asthma-action-plan-manager-instructions-caregiver" is well-formatted and correctly uses the {name} placeholder. The wording is appropriate for the caregiver context and aligns with the PR objectives.
250-265: Overall assessment: Caregiver mode string additions are mostly good, with one issue to address.The new string additions for caregiver mode in asthma management are generally well-implemented. They consistently use the {name} placeholder and provide appropriate translations for caregiver-specific scenarios. This aligns well with the PR objectives.
However, please ensure you address the inconsistency in the "not controlled" status message (line 257) as mentioned in the previous comment. Once this is fixed, the changes will fully meet the requirements for enhancing caregiver mode functionality.
src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaPostEnrollmentSurveyTrigger/AsthmaPostEnrollmentSurveyTrigger.tsx (1)
5-5: Import statement added forAsthmaParticipantMode.The import of
AsthmaParticipantModefrom'../../model'is appropriate and necessary for the new logic implemented.src/components/asthma/views/AsthmaDayView/AsthmaDayView.tsx (7)
1-1: ImportinguseStatefor state managementThe import of
useStatefrom'react'is appropriate for handling the component's local state.
6-6: Importing helper functions correctlyThe import of
getLocaleFromIsoanduseInitializeViewfrom the helpers module is correct and necessary.
7-7: ImportingAsthmaParticipantmodelThe
AsthmaParticipantmodel is imported properly for use within the component.
8-8: ImportingasthmaDataServiceThe import of
asthmaDataServiceensures access to participant data loading functions.
12-12: ExtendingpreviewStateprop inAsthmaDayViewPropsThe
previewStateprop now includes'loading','default', and'as caregiver', enhancing the component's flexibility in handling different states.
25-26: Initializing state variablesThe
loadingandparticipantstate variables are appropriately initialized usinguseState.
28-45: Verify usage ofuseInitializeViewdependenciesThe
useInitializeViewhook is called with an empty dependency array and[props.previewState]as the third argument. Please verify that this aligns with the intended behavior of the hook. Ifprops.previewStateshould trigger the effect when it changes, ensure it's correctly handled.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaProviderReport/AsthmaProviderReport.previewData.ts (1)
15-16: Verify the consistency of participant mode stringsEnsure that the strings returned by
getParticipantMode()—specifically'Caregiver'and'Self'—match the expected values used throughout the application. Inconsistent use of string literals can lead to bugs that are hard to trace.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaActionPlanManager/AsthmaActionPlanManager.tsx (1)
100-100: ValidateactionPlan.urlbefore using it as an image sourceUsing
actionPlan.urldirectly in thesrcattribute of the<img>tag could pose security risks if the URL is not properly validated or sanitized. This might expose the application to vulnerabilities like XSS attacks.Ensure that
actionPlan.urlis from a trusted source and consider validating or sanitizing the URL before using it.src/components/asthma/components/AsthmaProviderReport/AsthmaProviderReport.tsx (4)
33-38: Streamlined Data Service Initialization Improves ReadabilityThe initialization of
dataServicenow conditionally usespreviewData.createDataServicebased on the presence ofprops.previewState. This change simplifies the data loading logic and enhances code readability.
53-60: Correctly Display Care Recipient's Name in Caregiver ModeThe implementation correctly sets
nameToDisplayto the care recipient's name when the participant is in 'Caregiver' mode and a care recipient name is available. This ensures that the provider report displays the appropriate name based on the participant's mode.
251-251: Updated Report Header UtilizesnameToDisplayThe report header now displays
{nameToDisplay} - Asthma Tool - Provider Report, ensuring that the correct name is shown, whether it's the participant's first name or the care recipient's name in caregiver mode. This aligns with the updates for caregiver support.
12-12: Ensure Consistency After UpdatingpreviewStateProp TypeThe
previewStateprop inAsthmaProviderReportPropshas been changed to accept onlyAsthmaProviderReportPreviewState, removing the'loading'string option. Verify that all components usingAsthmaProviderReporthave been updated to reflect this change to prevent type errors or unexpected behavior.Run the following script to identify any components still passing
'loading'topreviewState:
| "asthma-control-status-header-controlled-p2": "sous contrôle.", | ||
| "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1": "Selon vos entrées, votre asthme n'est pas ", | ||
| "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver": "D'après les entrées, l'asthme de {name} est ", |
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Fix inconsistency in caregiver asthma control status message.
There's an inconsistency in the message for "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver". The current translation suggests that the asthma is under control, which contradicts the key name and the non-caregiver version.
Please update the string to match the meaning of the non-caregiver version:
- "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver": "D'après les entrées, l'asthme de {name} est ",
+ "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver": "D'après les entrées, l'asthme de {name} n'est pas ",📝 Committable suggestion
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| "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver": "D'après les entrées, l'asthme de {name} est ", | |
| "asthma-control-status-header-not-controlled-p1-caregiver": "D'après les entrées, l'asthme de {name} n'est pas ", |
| Promise.all([MyDataHelps.getParticipantInfo(), MyDataHelps.getDeviceInfo()]).then(([participantInfo, deviceInfo]) => { | ||
| const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self'; | ||
| if (participantMode !== 'Caregiver' && ['iOS', 'Android'].includes(deviceInfo.platform)) { |
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Handle potential errors in Promise.all when fetching participant and device info.
The Promise.all call may reject if either MyDataHelps.getParticipantInfo() or MyDataHelps.getDeviceInfo() fails. Without error handling, this could lead to unhandled promise rejections.
Consider adding a .catch block to manage errors:
Promise.all([MyDataHelps.getParticipantInfo(), MyDataHelps.getDeviceInfo()])
.then(([participantInfo, deviceInfo]) => {
const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self';
if (participantMode !== 'Caregiver' && ['iOS', 'Android'].includes(deviceInfo.platform)) {
MyDataHelps.startSurvey(props.postEnrollmentMobileSurveyName);
} else {
launchLoggingIfNecessary();
}
})
+ .catch(error => {
+ // Handle or log the error from getParticipantInfo or getDeviceInfo
+ });Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| MyDataHelps.getDeviceInfo().then(deviceInfo => { | ||
| if (['iOS', 'Android'].includes(deviceInfo.platform)) { | ||
| Promise.all([MyDataHelps.getParticipantInfo(), MyDataHelps.getDeviceInfo()]).then(([participantInfo, deviceInfo]) => { | ||
| const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self'; |
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Safely access participantInfo.customFields to prevent runtime errors.
There's a possibility that participantInfo.customFields might be undefined, which would cause a runtime error when attempting to access 'ParticipantMode'.
Modify the code to safely access customFields:
- const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self';
+ const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields?.['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self';This uses optional chaining (?.) to ensure that customFields exists before attempting to access 'ParticipantMode'.
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| const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self'; | |
| const participantMode = participantInfo.customFields?.['ParticipantMode'] as AsthmaParticipantMode ?? 'Self'; |
| MyDataHelps.queryDeviceData({ namespace: 'Project', type: 'LogAutoLaunched' }).then(results => { | ||
| if (!results.deviceDataPoints.length) { | ||
| MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString()}]).then(() => { | ||
| MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{ type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString() }]).then(() => { |
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Add error handling for asynchronous operations in launchLoggingIfNecessary.
The promises returned by MyDataHelps.queryDeviceData and MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData may fail, leading to unhandled promise rejections. It's advisable to handle potential errors to improve the robustness of the application.
Consider updating the code to handle errors:
MyDataHelps.queryDeviceData({ namespace: 'Project', type: 'LogAutoLaunched' })
+ .then(results => {
if (!results.deviceDataPoints.length) {
MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{ type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString() }])
+ .then(() => {
MyDataHelps.startSurvey(props.logTodayEntrySurveyName);
})
+ .catch(error => {
+ // Handle or log the error from persistDeviceData
+ });
}
})
+ .catch(error => {
+ // Handle or log the error from queryDeviceData
+ });Alternatively, using async/await syntax can improve readability and simplify error handling.
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| MyDataHelps.queryDeviceData({ namespace: 'Project', type: 'LogAutoLaunched' }).then(results => { | |
| if (!results.deviceDataPoints.length) { | |
| MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString()}]).then(() => { | |
| MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{ type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString() }]).then(() => { | |
| MyDataHelps.queryDeviceData({ namespace: 'Project', type: 'LogAutoLaunched' }) | |
| .then(results => { | |
| if (!results.deviceDataPoints.length) { | |
| MyDataHelps.persistDeviceData([{ type: 'LogAutoLaunched', value: new Date().toISOString() }]) | |
| .then(() => { | |
| MyDataHelps.startSurvey(props.logTodayEntrySurveyName); | |
| }) | |
| .catch(error => { | |
| // Handle or log the error from persistDeviceData | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| .catch(error => { | |
| // Handle or log the error from queryDeviceData | |
| }); |
| asthmaDataService.loadParticipant().then(participant => { | ||
| setParticipant(participant); | ||
| setLoading(false); | ||
| }); |
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Handle potential errors from loadParticipant
Currently, errors from asthmaDataService.loadParticipant() are not handled. To prevent unhandled promise rejections and enhance user experience, consider adding error handling.
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asthmaDataService.loadParticipant().then(participant => {
setParticipant(participant);
setLoading(false);
+}).catch(error => {
+ console.error('Failed to load participant data:', error);
+ setLoading(false);
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| asthmaDataService.loadParticipant().then(participant => { | |
| setParticipant(participant); | |
| setLoading(false); | |
| }); | |
| asthmaDataService.loadParticipant().then(participant => { | |
| setParticipant(participant); | |
| setLoading(false); | |
| }).catch(error => { | |
| console.error('Failed to load participant data:', error); | |
| setLoading(false); | |
| // Optionally, set an error state to inform the user | |
| }); |
| infoUrl={props.logEntryInfoUrl} | ||
| /> | ||
| </Card> | ||
| {participant!.getParticipantMode() !== 'Caregiver' && |
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Avoid using non-null assertion on participant
Using participant! assumes that participant is always defined, which could lead to runtime errors if it's undefined. Consider adding a null check before accessing getParticipantMode().
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| export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'default'; | ||
| export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'loading' | 'default' | 'as caregiver'; |
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Consider using consistent naming for preview states
The state value 'as caregiver' includes a space, whereas other state values like 'loading' and 'default' do not. For consistency and to adhere to naming conventions, consider using camelCase without spaces, such as 'asCaregiver'.
Apply this diff to adjust the state value:
-export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'loading' | 'default' | 'as caregiver';
+export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'loading' | 'default' | 'asCaregiver';Don't forget to update all references to this state within the codebase.
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| export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'loading' | 'default' | 'as caregiver'; | |
| export type AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState = 'loading' | 'default' | 'asCaregiver'; |
| export const previewData = { | ||
| createDataService: (previewState: AsthmaProviderReportPreviewState): AsthmaDataService => { | ||
| return { | ||
| loadParticipant: (): Promise<AsthmaParticipant> => previewState === 'loading' ? new Promise(() => noop) : Promise.resolve({ |
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Currently, loadParticipant uses new Promise(() => noop) to simulate a pending state. This might be unclear to readers. Consider using an empty executor function to make the intent more explicit.
Apply this diff to simplify the Promise:
-loadParticipant: (): Promise<AsthmaParticipant> => previewState === 'loading' ? new Promise(() => noop) : Promise.resolve({
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| loadParticipant: (): Promise<AsthmaParticipant> => previewState === 'loading' ? new Promise(() => noop) : Promise.resolve({ | |
| loadParticipant: (): Promise<AsthmaParticipant> => previewState === 'loading' ? new Promise(() => {}) : Promise.resolve({ |
| setActionPlan(actionPlan); | ||
| if (actionPlan || retryCount >= 5) { | ||
| setLoading(false); | ||
| } else { | ||
| setTimeout(() => loadActionPlan(retryCount++), 2000); | ||
| setTimeout(() => loadActionPlan(dataService, retryCount++), 2000); |
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Incorrect increment of retryCount in recursive call
Using retryCount++ in the setTimeout may not increment retryCount as intended because the post-increment operator returns the current value before incrementing. This could result in the same retryCount being used in each recursive call, potentially causing an infinite loop.
Replace retryCount++ with retryCount + 1 to ensure retryCount increments correctly in the recursive call.
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setTimeout(() => loadActionPlan(dataService, retryCount++), 2000);
+setTimeout(() => loadActionPlan(dataService, retryCount + 1), 2000);Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile.postMessage({ 'url': actionPlanUrl }); | ||
| } else { | ||
| MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl); | ||
| } |
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Add checks before accessing window.webkit to prevent runtime errors
Directly accessing window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile without verifying its existence may lead to runtime errors on platforms where window.webkit is undefined.
Add conditional checks to ensure window.webkit, window.webkit.messageHandlers, and window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile exist before calling postMessage.
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if (deviceInfo && ['Android', 'iOS'].includes(deviceInfo.platform)) {
- // @ts-ignore
- window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile.postMessage({ 'url': actionPlanUrl });
+ if (
+ window.webkit &&
+ window.webkit.messageHandlers &&
+ window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile
+ ) {
+ // @ts-ignore
+ window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile.postMessage({ url: actionPlanUrl });
+ } else {
+ MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl);
+ }
} else {
MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl);
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| window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile.postMessage({ 'url': actionPlanUrl }); | |
| } else { | |
| MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl); | |
| } | |
| if (deviceInfo && ['Android', 'iOS'].includes(deviceInfo.platform)) { | |
| if ( | |
| window.webkit && | |
| window.webkit.messageHandlers && | |
| window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile | |
| ) { | |
| // @ts-ignore | |
| window.webkit.messageHandlers.OpenFile.postMessage({ url: actionPlanUrl }); | |
| } else { | |
| MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| MyDataHelps.openExternalUrl('/' + actionPlanUrl); | |
| } |
Overview
This branch contains a number of asthma component updates to support a "caregiver" mode.
Notable updates include:
AsthmaPostEnrollmentSurveyTriggerto avoid launching the mobile post-enrollment survey when in caregiver mode.AsthmaControlStatusHeaderso that it uses the care recipient's name in four of its status messages when in caregiver mode.AsthmaActionPlanManagerso that it uses the care recipient's name in the instructions when in caregiver mode.AsthmaProviderReportso that it uses the care recipient's name in the report when in caregiver mode.AsthmaDayViewto avoid showing the biometrics card when in caregiver mode.languagefunction to support an optional set of arguments to substitute into the resolved strings. Localized strings can now contain curly braced arguments which will be replaced by name.language('some-string-key', undefined, { name: 'Garrett' })specifiedLanguage) from thelanguagefunction, since I couldn't find any usage of it within MDH-UI. However, I decided to leave it in for now in case some downstream code was leveraging it.I will revert the snapshot version number prior to merging.
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New Features
caregiverVariableLanguagefunction for dynamic language retrieval based on participant roles.previewStateoptions in various components to include caregiver-specific modes.AsthmaActionPlanManagercomponent for improved flexibility in handling different data sources.Bug Fixes
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