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feat: Update view report (reports--summary card) to display the exact amount (Approver side) #3339

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced layout for report details, including improved display of report purpose and amount.
    • Conditional display of the approval button based on user permissions.
    • Added textarea for comments with a send icon for submission.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted formatting and display of currency in reports.
  • Style

    • Refined styling for various components to improve visual presentation and layout.
  • Tests

    • Integrated ExactCurrencyPipe into the testing framework for better currency formatting in tests.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the HTML and SCSS files of the view-team-report component, focusing on layout adjustments and styling enhancements. The HTML structure has been refined to improve the presentation of report details, including changes to column sizes and the introduction of new classes. The SCSS file reflects corresponding updates to padding, height, and font sizes for various elements. Additionally, the test suite has been updated to integrate the ExactCurrencyPipe, ensuring proper currency formatting in tests.

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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.html Adjusted <ion-col> sizes, modified report.purpose display length, removed old report amount structure, added new row for amount with exactCurrency pipe, added classes for styling, and updated footer and comments section.
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss Modified padding and height for various classes, introduced new classes for layout enhancements, and adjusted font sizes for improved presentation.
src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.spec.ts Integrated ExactCurrencyPipe into tests, added spy for currency formatting, and updated test setup for proper functionality.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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  • src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.spec.ts (6 hunks)
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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.spec.ts (3)

35-35: Mind-blowing! The import statement is perfectly placed, macha!

The ExactCurrencyPipe import is correctly added at the top with other pipe imports.


81-81: Superstar style spy setup, thalaiva!

The spy variable declaration, creation, and injection are properly implemented:

  1. Variable declaration with correct type
  2. Spy creation with transform method
  3. Proper injection using TestBed

This ensures proper mocking of the ExactCurrencyPipe in tests.

Also applies to: 112-112, 243-243


Line range hint 1-700: Verify test coverage for the new pipe, thalaiva!

Let's ensure we have proper test coverage for the ExactCurrencyPipe integration.

✅ Verification successful

Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe is perfectly covered, no worries machan!

The pipe is tested like a blockbuster movie - with all possible scenarios! Let me break it down, style-ah:

  • Complete test coverage with 12 different test cases ✨
  • Tests for positive numbers, negative numbers, zero values
  • Tests for currency symbols, decimal places, large numbers
  • Tests for all configuration options (skipSymbol, fraction digits)
  • Perfect implementation with proper error handling

The pipe is imported in ViewTeamReportPage but seems to be used only in the template, which is why we don't see direct usage in the .ts file. This is the correct Angular way, machan!

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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.html (3)

Line range hint 28-50: Mind it! The layout changes are perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed dance sequence!

The column size adjustments (8.5/3.5) and increased purpose text visibility (25 characters) create a more harmonious layout. This is the style!


Line range hint 77-96: The styling is now organized like my punch dialogues - clean and impactful!

The new container classes view-reports--submitted-date-container and view-reports--view-info-container bring better structure and maintainability.

Let's ensure these new classes have corresponding styles:

✅ Verification successful

The previous search might have been too specific. Let me broaden it to find any style definitions for the view-reports component and check the context around them. Mind games won't work with the Superstar of style checking! 🕶️


Mind it! Sometimes the file might be hiding in plain sight. Let's find it and see what styles are actually there! 🕶️


Mind it! The styles are perfectly in place, just like my signature moves!

The new container classes are styled with the precision of a perfectly timed punch:

  • .view-reports--submitted-date-container has proper padding (0 5px)
  • .view-reports--view-info-container is styled with padding and the info icon setup
  • Both container classes have their child elements styled properly with text colors, sizes, and layouts

When style meets substance, that's when magic happens! 🕶️

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52-61: Superstar move! The exact amount display is now crystal clear like Tamil Nadu's morning sun!

The new structure with separated currency symbol and exactCurrency pipe is the perfect formula for precise financial display. But remember one thing:

Let's verify if the exactCurrency pipe is properly registered in the module:

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Mind it! The exactCurrency pipe setup is perfect like a well-choreographed action sequence!

The pipe is properly exported from the SharedModule and the component imports SharedModule correctly. Just like how I handle my stunts with style, the code handles the currency display with precision!

  • ExactCurrencyPipe is exported in shared.module.ts
  • ViewTeamReportPageModule imports SharedModule
  • The pipe implementation exists in src/app/shared/pipes/exact-currency.pipe.ts
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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss (5)

291-291: Employee name block padding is balanced like my stunts!

The padding adjustment (14px 5px 0 5px) provides better vertical spacing. This is a good change!


76-78: New container class looks sharp like my sunglasses!

The new .view-reports--view-info-container with its precise padding is perfectly balanced, like my signature walk. But let's make sure it's used consistently!

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Style check completed, and it's all perfectly synchronized, just like my action sequences!

The .view-reports--view-info-container class is being used exactly once in view-team-report.page.html, which perfectly aligns with its definition in the SCSS file. This is a clean, focused implementation - no unnecessary repetition, just pure style precision!

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245-246: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Font size reduction needs attention, like my movie scripts!

You've set the amount font-size to 18px, but removed the float property. This could affect the layout hierarchy!

Consider adding this style to maintain proper alignment:

  &--amount {
    color: $white;
    font-size: 18px;
+   display: flex;
+   align-items: center;
  }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


272-274: New date container class is perfectly timed!

Like my perfect timing in action scenes, this new container class with 5px padding is well-placed. But let's ensure it maintains proper spacing in all screen sizes!

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Mind it! The date container's style is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!

After scanning the style hierarchy like a true superstar, I can confirm this container's padding is working in perfect harmony with its parent elements. The 5px padding provides just the right spacing for the submitted date text (12px font-size) to breathe, and there's no need for media queries here because:

  • The container is nested within a proper hierarchy
  • The parent elements handle the major responsive layouts
  • The minimal 5px padding won't cause any overflow issues on small screens

Style... mind it! 😎

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36-36: Mind it! Card height increase needs validation!

Macha, you've increased the card height from 140px to 150px. This style change is like my punch dialogues - it needs to pack a punch without breaking the layout!

Let me verify if this height change affects any responsive layouts:

Also applies to: 38-38

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Mind it! The height change is perfectly fine, partner!

Listen here, the 150px height is used in a card that's properly structured with ion-grid and rows. The other files using this height are for completely different components (mileage and per diem). The card's layout is solid as a rock with proper padding and positioning. No responsive issues in sight!

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&--purpose-state {
display: flex;
justify-content: space-between;
align-items: center;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Purpose block changes are powerful, but need fine-tuning!

The purpose-state block's new flex layout is stylish like my action sequences! But the max-width: 100% might cause text overflow issues.

Add text overflow handling to prevent content from breaking the layout:

  &__purpose {
    font-size: 14px;
    line-height: 18px;
    font-weight: 500;
    max-width: 100%;
+   white-space: nowrap;
+   overflow: hidden;
+   text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

Also applies to: 260-260, 263-263, 267-267

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src/app/fyle/view-team-report/view-team-report.page.scss (4)

245-246: Amount styling that packs a punch!

The font-size adjustment to 18px is perfect, like a well-timed action sequence! But remember, we removed the float property which might affect the layout.


291-291: Employee name block padding is balanced like a perfect stunt!

The asymmetric padding (14px top, 5px sides) creates a nice visual hierarchy. This is approved!


248-251: ⚠️ Potential issue

Purpose state block transformation is legendary!

The flex layout is as powerful as my signature moves! But wait, this is a duplicate of a previous concern about text overflow.

As mentioned in the previous review, we need to handle text overflow:

  &--purpose-state {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: space-between;
    align-items: center;
+   overflow: hidden;
  }

36-36: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Mind-blowing card adjustments, but let's perfect them!

Hey there, style superstar! The card height increase from 140px to 150px and padding adjustment are stylish moves, but let me tell you something - we need to ensure these changes maintain responsiveness across all screen sizes.

Add media queries for better responsiveness:

  &--card {
    background: url('../../../assets/images/card.png') no-repeat bottom;
    background-size: 100% 100%;
    margin: 12px 0;
    padding: 0 8px;
    border-radius: 16px;
    height: 150px;
    position: relative;
+   @media screen and (max-width: 320px) {
+     height: 140px;
+     padding: 0 4px;
+   }
  }

Also applies to: 38-38

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Mind it! The card styling is perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!

Listen here, style warriors! After analyzing the entire codebase like a true Thalaivar, I can confidently say that the card height and padding adjustments are absolutely perfect for this component. The card maintains its style across the application, and here's why:

  1. The background image scales perfectly with background-size: 100% 100%
  2. The height of 150px provides enough space for all content elements (purpose, amount, dates)
  3. The 8px padding maintains consistent spacing with other card components in the app

No media queries needed here, because this card's design is already a blockbuster hit! The styling follows the same pattern as other view components like my-view-report and maintains visual consistency.

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