fix(regulations-admin): Minor fixes for affected #16143
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WalkthroughThe pull request consolidates utility functions for regulation amendment formatting and enhances the logic for displaying affected items. It introduces a new type definition Changes
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- libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingRegulation.ts (7 hunks)
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1-28: Overall implementation looks goodThe function adheres to the coding guidelines for library files:
- It uses TypeScript for type definitions.
- It's exported for reuse across different NextJS apps.
- The implementation doesn't raise any concerns regarding tree-shaking or bundling practices.
9-12: Approved with suggestions for improvementThe addition of the 'chapter__title' class check improves the function's flexibility. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Rename the function to better reflect its new behavior, e.g.,
groupElementsByArticleOrChapterTitleFromDiv.- Add a comment explaining why chapter titles are now included in the grouping logic.
- Verify that this change doesn't negatively impact any components or hooks using this function, as it may now group more elements than before.
Here's a suggested refactor incorporating these improvements:
-export const groupElementsByArticleTitleFromDiv = ( +// Groups elements by article or chapter titles to support both regulation structures +export const groupElementsByArticleOrChapterTitleFromDiv = ( div: HTMLDivElement, ): HTMLElement[][] => { const result: HTMLElement[][] = [] let currentGroup: HTMLElement[] = [] Array.from(div.children).forEach((child) => { const element = child as HTMLElement if ( element.classList.contains('article__title') || element.classList.contains('chapter__title') ) { if (currentGroup.length > 0) { result.push(currentGroup) } currentGroup = [element] } else { currentGroup.push(element) } }) if (currentGroup.length > 0) { result.push(currentGroup) } return result }To ensure this change doesn't introduce unexpected behavior, run the following script to find all usages of this function:
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groupElementsByArticleTitleFromDivis used exclusively informatAmendingRegulation.ts, minimizing the impact of the proposed changes. Proceed with the following improvements:
- Rename the function to
groupElementsByArticleOrChapterTitleFromDivto accurately reflect its behavior.- Add a comment explaining the inclusion of chapter titles in the grouping logic.
- Update the usage in
formatAmendingRegulation.tsaccordingly.Scripts executed
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libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingRegulation.ts (6)
11-15: Definition of 'AdditionObject' is appropriateThe introduction of the
AdditionObjecttype enhances type safety and code clarity by formally defining the structure used in the context.
54-54: Optional 'hideAffected' parameter added correctlyThe addition of the optional
hideAffectedparameter to the function signature is well-implemented and maintains backward compatibility.
139-142: Conditional handling of 'joinedAffected' is appropriateSetting
joinedAffectedto an empty string whenhideAffectedis true ensures that affected items are correctly omitted from the output as intended.
205-209: Improved title formatting in repeal logicThe update removes the prefix "reglugerð" and trims whitespace from
regTitle, resulting in cleaner and more accurate titles in the generated HTML.
425-427: Regex pattern for previous article title matches as intendedThe regular expression
/^\d+\. gr\.(?: [a-zA-Z])?(?= |$)/correctly captures article numbers, optionally followed by a space and a letter, accommodating titles like "12. gr. a".
475-479: Integration of 'allSameDay' function enhances logic flowUsing
allSameDay(additions)to determine thehideAffectedflag streamlines the decision-making process based on the date consistency of the additions.
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libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingUtils.ts (4)
32-39: LGTM: Well-implemented title extraction function with room for minor improvementThe
extractArticleTitleDisplayfunction is well-implemented, uses TypeScript correctly, and is reusable. The use of Unicode property escape for matching letters is excellent for internationalization.A minor suggestion for improved clarity:
Consider adding a comment explaining the regular expression pattern, especially the Unicode property escape
\p{L}, as it might not be immediately clear to all developers. For example:// Matches strings like '1. gr.' or '1. gr. a', where: // ^\d+\. gr\. matches the article number and 'gr.' prefix // (?: [\p{L}])? optionally matches a space followed by any Unicode letter (for sub-articles) // (?= |$) ensures the match is followed by a space or the end of the string const grMatch = title.match(/^\d+\. gr\.(?: [\p{L}])?(?= |$)/u)
64-69: LGTM: Simple and effective prefix removal functionThe
removeRegPrefixfunction is well-implemented, uses TypeScript correctly, and is reusable. Its simplicity makes it easy to understand and maintain.A minor suggestion for improved robustness:
Consider making the prefix check case-insensitive to handle potential variations in capitalization. You can modify the regular expression as follows:
export const removeRegPrefix = (title: string) => { return title.replace(/^Reglugerð\s*/i, ''); };This change will make the function more resilient to variations like "reglugerð" or "REGLUGERÐ", and it also removes any trailing whitespace after the prefix.
71-75: LGTM: Effective regulation check function with room for improvementThe
isGildisTakafunction is well-implemented, uses TypeScript correctly, and is reusable. It effectively checks for phrases indicating a regulation taking effect.Suggestions for improved clarity and maintainability:
- Add a comment explaining the purpose of the function and the meaning of "GildisTaka".
- Consider breaking down the complex regular expression into named parts for better readability. For example:
/** * Checks if a string indicates a regulation taking effect (GildisTaka). * @param str The string to check * @returns True if the string indicates a regulation taking effect, false otherwise */ export const isGildisTaka = (str: string): boolean => { const takesEffect = /(öðlast|tekur).*gildi/; const setWithAuthority = /sett.*með.*(?:heimild|stoð)/; const pattern = new RegExp(`${takesEffect.source}|${setWithAuthority.source}`, 'i'); return pattern.test(str || ''); };This approach makes the function more self-documenting and easier to maintain or extend in the future.
82-89: LGTM: Well-implemented date comparison function with room for minor improvementThe
allSameDayfunction is well-implemented, uses TypeScript correctly, and is reusable. It effectively handles undefined dates and uses theisSameDayfunction from 'date-fns' for consistent date comparison.A minor suggestion for improved clarity:
Consider adding a comment explaining the function's behavior when all dates are undefined. Also, you might want to use a more descriptive variable name instead of
validObjects. For example:/** * Checks if all provided AdditionObjects have the same date. * @param objects Array of AdditionObjects to compare * @returns true if all objects have the same date or if all dates are undefined, false otherwise */ export const allSameDay = (objects: AdditionObject[]): boolean => { const objectsWithDates = objects.filter((obj) => obj.date !== undefined); if (objectsWithDates.length === 0) return true; // All dates are undefined const firstDate = objectsWithDates[0].date!; return objectsWithDates.every((obj) => isSameDay(obj.date!, firstDate)); };This change improves the function's self-documentation and makes its behavior more explicit.
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- libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingRegulation.ts (7 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingUtils.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/groupByArticleTitle.ts (0 hunks)
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libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingUtils.ts (1)
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libs/portals/admin/regulations-admin/src/utils/formatAmendingUtils.ts (3)
4-30: LGTM: Well-implemented grouping functionThe
groupElementsByArticleTitleFromDivfunction is well-implemented and adheres to the coding guidelines. It uses TypeScript for type definitions, is reusable across different NextJS apps, and follows efficient practices for DOM manipulation and array operations.
77-80: LGTM: Clear and concise type definitionThe
AdditionObjecttype is well-defined, uses TypeScript correctly, and is reusable across different NextJS apps. It clearly specifies the structure of objects representing additions to regulations.
1-89: Overall assessment: Well-implemented utility functions adhering to guidelinesThis file provides a set of well-implemented utility functions for processing HTML elements related to regulations. The code adheres to the coding guidelines for files in the
libsdirectory:
- Reusability: All functions and types are exported and can be easily used across different NextJS apps.
- TypeScript usage: Props and types are consistently defined using TypeScript.
- Effective tree-shaking and bundling: The functions are modular and don't have side effects, which should allow for effective tree-shaking.
The code is generally of high quality, with clear and concise implementations. Minor suggestions for improvements have been provided for some functions to enhance clarity, robustness, or performance.
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